human
Person of Honour (Sir Charles Wolseley) produced in 1669 an essay on The Unreasonableness of Atheism made Manifest, which, without supplying any valid arguments, gives some explanation of the growth of unbelief in terms of the political and other antecedents; [396] and in 1670 appeared Richard Barthogge's Divine Goodness Explicated and Vindicated from the Exceptions of the Atheists. Baxter in 1671 [397] complains that
gpt
; and still the process continues. In 1672 Sir William Temple writes indignantly of
human
[398] In the same year appeared The Reasonableness of Scripture-Belief, by Sir Charles Wolseley, and The Atheist Silenced, by one J. M.; in 1674, Dr. Thomas Good's Firmianus et Dubitantius, or Dialogues concerning Atheism, Infidelity, and Popery; in 1675, the posthumous treatise of Bishop Wilkins (d. 1672), Of the Principles and Duties of Natural Religion, with a preface by Tillotson; and a Brevis Demonstratio, with the modest sub-title,
gpt
The Truth of Christian Religion Demonstrated by Reasons the best that have yet been out in English