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The Bible Defended

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Feb 14, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 7.

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The Bible Defended.

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Eld. R. S. Webber, of Richmond, Maine, has furnished us a copy of a book which he has written, with the above title. Since receiving it we have not had time to read it all. It opens with some facts of the life of Thomas Paine, followed by a review of his writings against the Bible; a review of Ingersoll, etc. It is not generally understood that when Mr. Paine wrote "Common Sense," and indeed everything which he wrote in favor of the Revolution, he was professedly a believer in the Bible, and spoke as one who accepted the Christian religion. The evidence on this point must be interesting to all. The book contains 340 pages. Address, R. S. Webber, Richmond, Me.