A defence of the Enquiry about the lawfulness of eating blood. In answer to the remarks of The Apostolical decree at Jerusalem prov'd to be still in force / [attributed to William Burscough] By a prebendary of York [i.e. Thomas Sharp] With some remarks on the defence of Revelation examin'd with candour [by Patrick Delany].

  • Thomas Sharp
Date:
1734
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Credit: A defence of the Enquiry about the lawfulness of eating blood. In answer to the remarks of The Apostolical decree at Jerusalem prov'd to be still in force / [attributed to William Burscough] By a prebendary of York [i.e. Thomas Sharp] With some remarks on the defence of Revelation examin'd with candour [by Patrick Delany]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A DEFENCE of the Enquiry Hfc» HEN I firft enter'd upon the Enquiry, for the Satisfaction of a Friend; who was thrown into Doubts, by the two Dif- fertations in Revelation exa~ mind with Candour; I had no other View, than fully and impartially to examine what is there offered——And as I have a Vene¬ ration for that Ingenious Author, and no ftrong Appetite to what I am pleading for the Lawfulnefs of; if I have not treated both the Subjed: and its Author fairly, I jfhould think myfelf much to blame,——If the Reader fhould happen to think other- wife, I muft intreat him to afcribe it to Ignorance, or, what I own is but a bad Plea, to Haftinefs. However, whatever Errors I have run into, no body fhall with greater readinefs than myfelf give them up, as foon as they are difcover’d. A 2 The
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