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"Trial of the Witnesses of the Resurrection of Jesus" by Thomas Sherlock presents a compelling argument for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This classic work of Christian apologetics engages directly with the principles of deism, offering a structured defense of Christian belief against skeptical inquiry.
Sherlock's work meticulously examines the historical evidence surrounding the resurrection, presenting it as a trial with witnesses and arguments. A significant contribution to the religious debate of its time, the book explores the historical context of Christianity and examines the intersection of religion and reason.
This edition preserves the original text, offering readers a chance to encounter Sherlock's arguments as they were initially presented. It is a valuable resource for those interested in Christian theology, the history of Christianity, and the ongoing dialogue between faith and skepticism. A key text in the controversial literature surrounding deism, it remains relevant for understanding the intellectual landscape of religious belief.
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