The excellency of human understanding , An Argument That the regular Use of Reason is not contrary to the Veneration due to Holy Scripture, but absolutely necessary to produce true Faith. In Answer to the pretended Censure of the Remarks upon Mr. Young's two Discourses.

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Young, Edward, 1643-1705. Wisdom of believing.

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The excellency of human understanding , An Argument That the regular Use of Reason is not contrary to the Veneration due to Holy Scripture, but absolutely necessary to produce true Faith. In Answer to the pretended Censure of the Remarks upon Mr. Young's two Discourses.