Lectures on Butler's Analogy
Author: first_name: Thomas
last_name: Chalmers
Language: English
Year: 1850

Thomas Chalmers had read, when a young man, several infidel productions. Their semblance of logic and learning, and supercilious confidence of style, disposed him to regard all religion as mere superstition. His mind was poisoned. Accustomed as he had been to the positive and precise reasonings of mathematics, he could not find similar proofs for Christianity. But he was induced, by some friends, to study <a href="https://librivox.org/the-analogy-of-religion-to-the-constitution-and-course-of-nat