Commissioned by the Christian Evidence Society, Row answers the sceptics of the 1870s point by point. He defines his terms, asks what miracles could prove, and takes on the arguments that miracles are antecedently improbable, contrary to reason, or beyond any testimony, before examining particular Gospel narratives such as the Gadarene swine.
A thorough work of Victorian apologetics, useful for anyone studying the nineteenth-century debate over faith and reason. Download the free EPUB.