Gibbon's Account of Christianity Considered

This scholarly work provides an analysis of Edward Gibbon's account of the rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire, as well as a critique of David Hume's views on religion. The author offers a nuanced perspective on the historical and philosophical issues involved, making this book a valuable resource for scholars and students of religion and philosophy.
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