The Pleiad
Subtitle: A series of adbrigements from seven distinguished writers on the evidences of Christianity
By: By the Venerable Francis Wrangham.
Series: Constable's miscellany -- vol. XXVI
Publisher: Constable & co; Hurst, Chance & co
Published: 1828
Place of publication: Edinburgh; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
Subjects: Apologetics
Table of contents: title: Reasons of the Christian's hope ... from the conclusion of Dr. Leland's "View of the principal deistical writers of England, of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries".; title: The truth of the Scripture history ... from Mr Leslie's "Short and easy method with the deists"; and his Truth of Christianity demonstrated".; title: The evidences of Christianity ... from Dr Doddridge's "Three sermons" on that subject.; title: An apology for the Bible ... from Bishop Watson's "Answer to the second part of Paine's Age of reason".; title: The principal parts of Bishop Butler's "Analogy of religion, natural and revealed, to the constitution and course of nature".; title: The internal evidence of Christianity ... from Dr Paley, and Mr Soame Jenyns.; title: The inward witness to Christianity ... from Dr Watts' "Three sermons" upon that subject.