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for such were the slanderous accusations of Celsus, Lucian, and Hierocles, and the rest of the learned enemies of the Christian Religion: They upbraided the Christians of their times, with whom they conversed, in their writings and in their discourses, that they received all NONLATINALPHABET, with an irrational Faith and an hasty assent, past without any examination, that they could bring no proof or demonstrative argument of what they held so pertinaciously, that nothing was required to make a Christian a Believer, as they used to speak by way of Scorn, |
for such were the slanderous accusations of Celsus, Lucian, and Hierocles, and the rest of the learned enemies of the Christian Religion: They upbraided the Christians of their times, with whom they conversed, in their writings and in their discourses, that they received all, with an irrational Faith and an hasty assent, passed without any examination, that they could bring no proof or demonstrative argument of what they held so pertinaciously, that nothing was required to make a Christian a Believer, as they used to speak by Way of Scorn, |
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| Note 0 |
The words of Celsus, as we find them, in Orig•ns first book against that Epicurean Philosopher, are these — NONLATINALPHABET. p. •. edit. C•ntab. In this latter part he alludes to S. Pauls words, 1 Cor. 3. 18. which he most horribly and maliciously perverts, as Origen shews p. 12. He had before, out of his great Philosophical wariness, advised his readers not to take up opinions upon trust, without following reason and a rational guide, which he imputes to the Christians, and reckons them among the NONLATINALPHABET, &c. such as rashly believe juglers and pretenders to Legerdemain tricks, whose credulity and simplicity they aluse to evil designs and intents. So in the third book ▪ he most falsly accuses the whole body of Christians, NONLATINALPHABET, as diving away every wise man from the doctrine of faith, and only admitting persons void of understanding, and of a base and servile temper. p. 121. |
The words of Celsus, as we find them, in Orig•ns First book against that Epicurean Philosopher, Are these —. p. •. edit. C•ntab. In this latter part he alludes to S. Paul's words, 1 Cor. 3. 18. which he most horribly and maliciously perverts, as Origen shows p. 12. He had before, out of his great Philosophical wariness, advised his Readers not to take up opinions upon trust, without following reason and a rational guide, which he imputes to the Christians, and reckons them among the, etc. such as rashly believe jugglers and pretenders to Legerdemain tricks, whose credulity and simplicity they aluse to evil designs and intents. So in the third book ▪ he most falsely accuses the Whole body of Christians,, as diving away every wise man from the Doctrine of faith, and only admitting Persons void of understanding, and of a base and servile temper. p. 121. |
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| Note 1 |
De morte Peregrini, speaking of the Christians, whom he makes a company of idiots, easily cheated — NONLATINALPHABET. |
De morte Peregrini, speaking of the Christians, whom he makes a company of Idiots, Easily cheated —. |
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| Note 2 |
In Eusebius, in the confutation of his impious book (which he intitl'd NONLATINALPHABET) wherein he compared Apollonius of Tyana to our most blessed Saviour, where he objects to the Christians — NONLATINALPHABET — lightness and easiness of nature, p. 512. and calls them — NONLATINALPHABET — fools and rusiicks. p. 514. edit. Paris: in fine librorum de demonstratione Evangelica. |
In Eusebius, in the confutation of his impious book (which he entitled) wherein he compared Apollonius of Tyana to our most blessed Saviour, where he objects to the Christians — — lightness and easiness of nature, p. 512. and calls them — — Fools and rusiicks. p. 514. edit. paris: in fine librorum de demonstration Evangelical. |
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