The Resurrection of the Dead — Chapter 14

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[This chapter of itself establishes the fact that Christians have a right to demand the evidence for what they are required to believe. It refutes the idea that what any single bishop or saint has said or thought is doctrine, for that reason only; but it leaves the fact that concurrent testimony is evidence, on certain conditions, in all its force.]

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[Not strong enough for the force of the original: ουδ᾽ ἐκ τῶν τισί δοκοὐντων ῆ δεδογμένων.]

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[From the natural common sense of the thing.]

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[A beautiful and cogent argument for his proposition, and a precious testimony to the innocence of babes falling asleep in Christ. See Kaye, 190.]

Chapter 14

Chapter XIV.—The Resurrection Does Not Rest Solely on the Fact of a Future Judgment.

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