Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Brief Defence of Supernatural Christianity: Being a Review of the Philosophical Principles and Historical Arguments of the Book Entitled "Supernatural Religion;"
We have done our best to understand and weigh all that ou' author has said. We have read his reproduction of Old argu ments with the closest and most candid attention of which w are capable; and must confess that we have not been able to dis cover that he has made any breach in the bulwarks either or natural or revealed religion. Of natural religion, we say, as wel as revealed, for our author would take from us the one as well as the other, in as much as he will not allow us to believe in a God whom we can worship or trust. We shall give our reasons for rejecting his conclusions as clearly and calmly as we can, and if we venture to animadvert in any instance strongly, we submit the justice of our animadversion to the judgment of those who have read the book.
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