The logic of Christian evidences
By: by G. Frederick Wright
Edition: 5th ed.
Publisher: Warren F. Draper
Published: 1890
Place of publication: Andover
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Apologetics; History
Notes: "The aim of the present brief treatise is to bring into one view both the external and the internal evidences of Christianity as they now stand, and as they appear when compared with the evidences upon which the beliefs of science are based"--Page v.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: pt. 1: Principles of induction; title: Preliminary considerations; title: The distinguishing features of deductive and inductive logic; title: Illustrations drawn from various inductive sciences; title: Summary of conclusions; title: pt. 2: Theism and Christianity; title: Personality, wisdom, and benevolence of the deity; title: The congruity of miracles in the Christian system; title: The character and power of Christianity; title: The imperative character of probable evidence upon such a subject; title: pt. 3: Specific evidences; title: Introductory; title: The early general acknowledgment of the New Testament; title: Character of the historical documents in question; title: The Christians of the first and second centuries; title: Were Jesus and his immediate disciples either impostors or deluded enthusiasts?; title: General summary.