The Works of Thomas Chalmers, Volume 3

actual addition admitted antecedent Apostles appearance application argument assertion authentic authority belief called carry cause character Christianity church circumstances comes conceive confidence consistent conviction credibility deceived direct distinct doctrine doubt effect establish event evidence examination example existence expectation experience fact faith false falsehood favour feel force give given gospel ground hand historian hold human Hume imagination impression improbability independent infidel inquiry instance interest kind laws least less light look manner marks matter ment mind miracles moral narrative nature never object observation opposition original particular philosophy possible present principle probability proof prophecy question reasoning record reference regard religion respect result sense single sort sound speculation spirit stands strength strong taken term Testament testimony thing thousand tion true truth understanding whole witnesses writers written