Category: Religion/Spirituality
The following pages are published with considerable reluctance. The Author read Dr. Vaughan’s pamphlet several weeks since, and was much pained that some of the sentiments contained in it should proceed from such a quarter. He hoped and expected that some one with more leisure...
The following pages are published with considerable reluctance. The Author read Dr. Vaughan’s pamphlet several weeks since, and was much pained that some of the sentiments conta...
2. Part 2Here it will be objected, that this reasoning proceeds on the assumption, that the Sabbath is of divine and perpetual obligation, and that the justness of this assumption is alt...
3. Part 3{16} We are reminded of certain expressions in some of the Fathers, from which it is inferred, that they did not deem it necessary to keep the Lord’s day so strictly as we conte...