The Divine Origin of Christianity Indicated by Its Historical Effects

amid ancient apostles appeared Aristotle Athens authority beauty Boston Brahman Buddhism celestial centuries certainly character Chris Christ Christendom Christianity Church Cicero civilization conception Confucius death declared disciples Divine doctrine earth effect Emperor empire energy ethical expectation fact faith father feel force give glory gods Gospel Greece Greek Hadrian heart heaven Hebrew Hist holy honor human hymns illustrated immortal impression impulse inspired Jesus Justin Martyr light ligion living London London ed Lord majestic mankind Martyr Master Max Müller ment mind miracles moral nations nature never offered passion philosophy Plato Plutarch precepts present prophets recognized religion Roman Rome rule sacred sacrifice scriptures seems Seneca sense slavery slaves society soul sovereign spirit Suetonius supreme surpassing Tacitus teaching temples Tertullian things thou thought tion Trajan truth vast whole wholly woman women words worship wrought York York ed