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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.9552#0314
FINAL APPEAL
Impossibility of a belief in the Trinity and Hindoo
Polytheism, unless inculcated in youth,
No liberal parent can take advantage of the con-
fiding credulity of his children,
The duties of liberal parents,
The force of early-acquired prejudices,
Traditional instructions inculcated in childhood
one of the causes of prevailing errors in
Christianity,
The Editor's ironical remarks on the success of
of the Author in scriptural studies,
noticed,
The reason assigned by the Editor for his omission
of several arguments in the Second Apppeal,
noticed,
The Editor's position of the insufficiency of the
Precepts of Jesus to procure men salvation,
noticed,
The irregular mode of arguing adopted by the
Editor,
The sufficiency of the Precepts of Jesus for salva-
tion, proved; Mark xii. 29, "Hear O Israel, the
Lord our God is one Lord," referred to,
Matthew vii. 24, "Whosoever heareth these sayings
of mine," referred to,
John xv. 10, " If ye keep my commandments," &c,
and ver. 14, referred to,
Matthew xxv. 31, et seq., referred to,
The argument adduced by the Editor to depre-
ciate the weight of the passage, " This do, and
thou shalt live," examined
Impossibility of a belief in the Trinity and Hindoo
Polytheism, unless inculcated in youth,
No liberal parent can take advantage of the con-
fiding credulity of his children,
The duties of liberal parents,
The force of early-acquired prejudices,
Traditional instructions inculcated in childhood
one of the causes of prevailing errors in
Christianity,
The Editor's ironical remarks on the success of
of the Author in scriptural studies,
noticed,
The reason assigned by the Editor for his omission
of several arguments in the Second Apppeal,
noticed,
The Editor's position of the insufficiency of the
Precepts of Jesus to procure men salvation,
noticed,
The irregular mode of arguing adopted by the
Editor,
The sufficiency of the Precepts of Jesus for salva-
tion, proved; Mark xii. 29, "Hear O Israel, the
Lord our God is one Lord," referred to,
Matthew vii. 24, "Whosoever heareth these sayings
of mine," referred to,
John xv. 10, " If ye keep my commandments," &c,
and ver. 14, referred to,
Matthew xxv. 31, et seq., referred to,
The argument adduced by the Editor to depre-
ciate the weight of the passage, " This do, and
thou shalt live," examined