Gospel Philosophy / Showing the Absurdities of Infidelity, and the Harmony of the Gospel with Science and History

Name: Gospel Philosophy / Showing the Absurdities of Infidelity, and the Harmony of the Gospel with Science and History
Author: J. H. Ward

By J. H. Ward

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The text gathers common skeptical arguments and responds from a religious perspective, aiming to reconcile scriptural claims with scientific and historical evidence. It surveys alleged absurdities of infidelity and sources of conflict between science and religion, critiques certain scientific and philosophical positions, and argues for the necessity and validity of revelation and the New Testament through internal and external corroboration. Chapters explore prophecy fulfillment, historical context of early Christian times, harmonization of Genesis with geology, and scientific indications of spiritual life, concluding with a comparison of faith and skepticism. Numerous illustrations and references are used to support the author's apologetic case.

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J. H. Ward

J. H. Ward was an author known for his works that explore the intersection of faith and reason. His notable book, "Gospel Philosophy / Showing the Absurdities of Infidelity, and the Harmony of the Gospel with Science and History," presents arguments that seek to reconcile religious beliefs with scientific understanding and historical context. Another significant work, "The Hand of Providence," reflects his interest in the role of divine influence in human affairs. Through his writings, Ward contributed to the discourse on religion and philosophy during a time of growing skepticism.