Three Sermons On Infidelity

In 'Three Sermons on Infidelity, ' Butler asserts the Christian faith as based on 'evidence.' He tackles three different arguments posited by infidels, or non-believers, against Christianity. Written in the early 18th century, this book offers a unique insight into the religious dialogue of the time and Butler's perspective on the validity of Christianity.

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