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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/14757166 Title: The philosophy of the human mind, in respect to religion; or, A demonstration, from the necessity of things, that religion entered the world by revelation. Also, An inquiry into the production, nature, and effects of the Christian faith, according to the expositions of Christ, and his Apostles - the detection of long standing errors, &c. and the necessary dependance [sic] of the American Republics upon the Christian Religion, for their origin and continuance, evinced. Author: James Fishback Publisher: Lexington, Ky., Thomas T. Skillman, 1813. OCLC:14757166

  
  

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The philosophy of the human mind, in respect to religion; or, A demonstration, from the necessity of things, that religion entered the world by revelation. Also, An inquiry into the production, nature, and effects of the Christian faith, according to the expositions of Christ, and his Apostles - the detection of long standing errors, &c. and the necessary dependance [sic] of the American Republics upon the Christian Religion, for their origin and continuance, evinced.

Author:	James Fishback
Publisher:	Lexington, Ky., Thomas T. Skillman, 1813.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Subjects	Christianity. Religion. Revelation. View all subjects
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