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• An address to the deists : or, an inquiry into the character of the author of the book of Revelation. With an Appendix, In which the Argument of Mr. Hume against the Credibility of Miracles is considered and refuted. By one who thinks with that eminent judge, Sir Matthew Hale, that religion is the first concern of man
  by: One who thinks with that eminent judge, Sir Matthew Hale, that religion is the first concern of man
  Published: (1792)
• The truth of the Gospel demonstrated : from the dispensations of providence preparative to it, particularly from prophecy; from the evidence with which it was introduced; and the public Testimonials of it ever since subsisting. To which is prefixed, a preliminary discourse concerning the necessity of a revelation. In two volumes. By the Abbé Le Pluche, Author of Spectacle de la Nature
  by: Pluche, Noe͏̈l Antoine
  Published: (1751)
• Three sermons, stating briefly the evidences of Christianity, and proving the New Testament to be genuine : By Philip Doddridge, D.D. To which is prefixed, a brief view of the argument in support of the truth and authority of the Scripture of the Old Testament
  by: Doddridge, Philip
  Published: (1796)
• The knowledge of divine things from revelation, not from reason or nature : Wherein The Origin and Obligation of Religious Truths are demonstrated: Arguments of Deists, Moralists, &c. proved to have no Foundation in Nature or Reason. The Inlets of Knowledge, The Law of Nature, The several Texts of Scripture relating to this Subject, The Works of Creation, The Eternal Fitness and Reason of Things, The Demonstrations of a Supreme Being, &c. are fully considered and explained. By a gentleman of Brazen-Nose College, Oxford; now of the diocese of Chester
  by: Ellis, John
  Published: (1743)
• A defence of the Christian religion : from the several objections of modern antiscripturists. Wherein The Literal Sense of the Prophesies contained in the Old Testament, and of the Miracles recorded in the New, is explained and vindicated. In which is included the whole state of the controversy between Mr. Woolston and his adversaries. By the Reverend Mr. Thomas Stackhouse, Author of the Complete Body of Divinity
  by: Stackhouse, Thomas
  Published: (1733)