Christianity Not Mysterious Or A Treatise Showing That There is Nothing in the Gospel Contrary to Reason, Nor Above It and That No Christian Doctrine Can Be Properly Called a Mystery

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Set in 1702, the discourse presents Mr. Toland's sincere defense of true religion, cleverly addressing potential misconceptions about his intentions. He aims to convey his beliefs without veiling them in complexity, showcasing his conviction. The reproduction of this original text may contain faded or difficult-to-read pages due to its age and rarity, and it is written in Old English, adding an element of historical authenticity to the reading experience.