The infidel convicted: or, a brief defence of the Christian Revelation. In which The Excellency of the Christian Morality is fully shewn, and the Consistency of Revelation with human Reason proved. Corroborated by Unanswerable Arguments from Mr. Locke, on whose Writings many Persons causlesly profess to build their Sceptical Notions. And Address'd to the Serious Consideration of the British Youth in general; and in particular of such of the Young Gentlemen of the Inns of Court, as are tainted with Atheistical or Deistical Principles, but are not wholly given up to a Reprobate Mind. To which is added, by Way of Postscript, A Pathetic Letter from a Father on the Degeneracy of his Son; and a Word of Advice in relation to the Universities.

Date:

MDCCXXXI. [1731]