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nor fail of forming to himself a most advantageousIdea of Christianity . It must appear to him, thatthe Friends of Revelation believe the Goodness oftheir Cause by putting it upon a fair Issue , anddefending it from Principles , which though theyare not all equally convincing^ are none of themevidently or undeniably false. Whereas the Ma-nagers for Unbelief shew how little they confidein the Merits of their Side in the Question, by fal-sifying some Evidences, and suppressing others: Inshort, by every Method that is wont to be pra-ctised , in order to defeat Right , T 'ruth, and Ju~Jlke.

FINIS.