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The candour of the Writers of the New Testament - 80
CHAPTER IV.
Identity of Christ's character
99
CHAPTER V.
Originality of Christ's character
122
CHAPTER VI.
Conformity of the facts occasionally mentioned or
referred to in Scripture, with the state of things in
those times, as represented by foreign and independent
accounts
PAGE 125
Of the Propagation of Christianity
199
Section II. Reflections upon the preceding account 234
Section III. Of the Success of Mahometanism - 218
CHAPTER III.
The connexion of Christianity with the Jewish His-
tory
290
That the Christian miracles are not recited, or appealed
to, by early Christian writers themselves, so fully or
frequently as might have been expected
324
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Want of universality in the knowledge and reception of
Christianity, and of greater clearness in the evi-
dence
341
CHAPTER VII.
The supposed Effects of Christianity
356
CHAPTER VIII.
Conclusion
371
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