with it an indifpenfable obligation on all men, who are capable of understanding the nature of that evidence on which it is founded, both to believe and obey it. FINIS. L 2 ANSWER TOA LATE BOOK Entituled, A Difcourfe of the Grounds and Reafons, &c. By SAMUEL CHANDLER. The Second EDITION. LONDON, Printed in the Year, MDCC XXVII. INTRODUCTION. A FTER I had finished the preceeding difcourse on miracles, I thought it could be no ways improper to annex to it, fome confiderations, in answer to a late book, entituled A Difcourfe of the grounds and reasons of the ChriStian religion and the rather, because the author of it hath been pleased to affert, that miracles are of no use to prove the truth of Chriftianity; which I hope, I shall make appear, that he is not able to maintain. As the author of this performance hath not thought fit to own L 4 his |