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Excerpt from Review of the Evidences of Christianity: In a Series of Lectures, Delivered in Broadway Hall, New-York, August, 1829; To Which Is Prefixed, an Extract From Wyttenach's Opuscula, on the Ancient Notices of the Jewish Nation Previous to the Time of Alexander the Great
To which I answer, I hope the time will come when this wnl be the case. But that time is not yet. These lectures will be use ful only as an antidote to the person of the others! Happy, ia deed, will it be for mankind when they shall no longer stand in need of such an antidote. Medicine is not useful for food; but only as an antidote to disease. Mankind have been deceived, and 'these lectures are necessary to undeceive them. But when they shall be undeceived and children taught as they should be, to know what can be known, and to believe nothing but what can be rationally inferred from known facts, then, but not till then, these lectures will be no longer necessary or useful.
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