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In "The Church's Argument For Christianity, Or, The Apostolic Succession," William Bullein Johnson presents a robust defense of Christianity through the doctrine of apostolic succession. This work maintains and exhibits the apostolic succession as a key piece of evidence supporting the truth of the Christian religion. Johnson meticulously argues that the unbroken lineage of ordained clergy from the apostles to the present day serves as a powerful testament to the authenticity and divine origin of Christian teachings.
Exploring historical and theological dimensions, the book delves into the significance of the church's structure and leadership in preserving and propagating the Christian faith. Johnson's detailed examination provides readers with a deeper understanding of the historical roots and enduring strength of Christian institutions. This treatise offers valuable insights for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the historical and evidential foundations of Christianity.
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