lectures on the evidences of revealed religion
1890. This volume displays a vast range of reading, a thorough orthodoxy of doctrine, a sound and manly style of argument, a candor in dealing with opponents, and occasionally a keen dry wit, which will insure it a permanent place in the Church literature of America. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
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