[X-Man 03] • Mutant Empire - Salvation

Excerpt from Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation: A Book for the Times

During some of the first years of the writer's active life he was a sceptic he had a friend who has since become well known as a lawyer and legislator, who was also sceptical in his opinions. We were both conversant with the common evidences of Christianity. None of them convinced our minds of the Divine origin of the Christian religion, although we both thought ourselves willing to be convinced by sufficient evidence. Circum stances, which need not be named, led the writer to examine the Bible, and to search for other evidence than that which had been commended to his attention by a. Much-esteemed clerical friend, who presided in one of our colleges. The result of the examination was a. Thorough conviction in the author's mind of the truth and Divine authority of Christianity. He supposed at that time that, in his inquiries, he had adopted the only true method to settle the question, in the minds of all' intelligent inquirers, in relation to the Divine origin of'

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