The moderate conclusion is seen to be also the reasonable conclusion.

And not least is this the case with the enquiry on which we have been just engaged.

The author of 'Supernatural Religion' has overshot the mark very much indeed.

There is, as we have seen, a certain truth in some things that he has said, but the whole sum of truth is very far from bearing out his conclusions.
When we look up from these detailed enquiries and lift up our eyes to a wider horizon we shall be able to relegate them to their true place.

The really imposing witness to the truth of Christianity is that which is supplied by history on the one hand, and its own internal attractiveness and conformity to human nature on the other.