Evidences of Christianity Briefly Stated

Name: Evidences of Christianity Briefly Stated
Author: Philip Doddridge

Philip Doddridge (1702–1751) was an English Congregational minister, educator, and hymn writer. For over twenty years he pastored at Northampton and ran an academy that trained nearly two hundred dissenting ministers. His The Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul became a classic of evangelical conversion literature, and hymns such as 'O God of Bethel' are still sung; several of his discourse volumes are in our library.

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First published: 1751
Category: Theology
Length: 22k words · about 1 hour
Chapters: 3

About this book

Three sermons by Philip Doddridge on the genuineness of the New Testament writings, published in 1751. In brief compass Doddridge sets out the evidence that the books of the New Testament are authentic and trustworthy, answering objections in his warm, pastoral manner. A short introduction to the evidences of Christianity from one of the leading Nonconformist teachers of his century.

Sermon I. The Evidences of Christianity Briefly Stated, and the New Testament Proved to be Genuine.
Sermon II. The Evidence of Christianity, Deduced from the New Testament, Allowed to be Genuine. 🔒
Sermon III. Additional Evidences of Christianity, and Reflections on the Whole. 🔒