tolerate the mockery of "Divine Service" by well-fed and respectable
Christians in the midst of untaught ignorance, unchecked roguery,
unbridled vice, and the degradation and defilement and ruin of weak
women and little children. Seven thousand pounds to repair a chapel
to the praise and glory of God, and under its very walls you may
buy a woman's soul for a few pieces of silver.

I cannot imagine a God who would countenance such a religion.
I cannot understand why Christians are not ashamed of it. To me
the national affectation of piety and holiness resembles a white
shirt put on over a dirty skin.




THE NEW TESTAMENT




THE RESURRECTION

VALUE OF THE EVIDENCE IN LAW


Christianity as a religion must, I am told, stand or fall with the
claims that Christ was divine, and that He rose from the dead and
ascended into Heaven. Archdeacon Wilson, in a sermon at Rochdale,
described the divinity and Resurrection of Christ as "the central
doctrines of Christianity." The question we have to consider here