More reasons for the Christian religion and no reason against it, or, A second…

Answ. No: Can you possibly deny all certainty of Discourse and Conclusions, Ex vero nil nisi verum sequitur. ⟨p. 125⟩will you condemn the Judge as condemning a Malefactor upon uncertainty, when he thus argueth. All wilful Murderers must be put to death, This is certain in the Law. This man is a wilful Murderer. (proved certainly by confession, evidence and witness) Therefore this man must be put to death: so I argue (what ever doctrine is attested by a multitude of certain uncontrolled Miracles, and by the divine Impress on it self, and the divine Image wrought by it on all; that truly receive it, is attested by God himself, and is certainly true. But the Doctrine of Christianity was so attested: Ergo it is attested by God himself and true.

Answ. No: Can you possibly deny all certainty of Discourse and Conclusions, Ex vero nil nisi verum sequitur. ⟨p. 125⟩will you condemn the Judge as condemning a Malefactor upon uncertainty, when he thus argueth. All wilful Murderers must be put to death, This is certain in the Law. This man is a wilful Murderer. (proved certainly by confession, evidence and witness) Therefore this man must be put to death: so I argue (what ever doctrine is attested by a multitude of certain uncontrouled Miracles, and by the divine Impress on it self, and the divine Image wrought by it on all; that truly receive it, is attested by God himself, and is certainly true. But the Doctrine of Christianity was so attested: Ergo it is attested by God himself and true.

The major is a Notitia Communis, or naturally known truth. The minor was known by sense it self to the first Witnesses; (and that was as natural a notice as any man is capable of, and as sure (whatever the Papists say against it for transubstantiation:) nothing can be sure, if all sound Mens senses with their just objects and conditions, are not sure in their Perceptions) And how sure the distant Believers are I have largely opened in the ⟨p. 126⟩