The Visitor No XXXIV on God and Revelation
A 18th century letter-style piece extols Christian revelation as the clearest path to true knowledge of God. It contrasts Christian monotheism with heathen polytheism, laments ancient idolatries, and argues that only Christian doctrine, especially the Trinity, yields real understanding of the divine nature. The piece ends with a brief inclusion on hemp and flax policy for Pennsylvania and colonial commerce.
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Simonides
Cicero
Syracuse
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Pluto
Venus
Bacchus
Saturn
Mercury
Syrah
Feretrian Fove
Dagon
Vitzliputeli
Tartarus
Jesus Christ
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Constantinople
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India
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