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The Gospels in the Second Century : An Examination of the Critical Part of a Work Entitled Supernatural Religion, PDF eBook

The Gospels in the Second Century : An Examination of the Critical Part of a Work Entitled Supernatural Religion PDF

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility.

It will be hardly necessary for me to say that the Christian Evidence Society is not responsible for the contents of this work, except in so far as may be in volved in the original request that I should write it.

I undertook the task at first with some hesitation, and I could not have undertaken it at all without stipu lating for entire freedom.

The Society very kindly and liberally granted me this, and I am conscious of having to some extent availed myself of it.

I have not always stayed to consider whether the opinions expressed were in exact accordance with those of the majority of Chris tians.

It will be enough if they should find points of contact in some minds, and the tentative element in them will perhaps be the more indulgently judged now that the reconciliation of the different branches of know ledge and belief is being so anxiously sought for.

The instrument of the enquiry had to be fashioned as the enquiry itself went on, and I suspect that the consequences of this will be apparent in some inequality and incompleteness in the earlier portions.

For instance, I am afraid that the textual analysis of the quotations in Justin may seem somewhat less satisfactory than that of those in the Clementine Homilies, though Jus tin's quotations are the more important of the two.

Still I hope that the treatment of the first may be, for the scale of the book, sufficiently adequate.

There seemed to be a certain advantage in presenting the results of the enquiry in the order in which it was conducted.

If time and strength are allowed me, I hope to be able to carry several of the investigations that are begun in this book some stages further.

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