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388 THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT alone whither he went up whither none other may ascend And if any such thoughts would fain ascend with thee command them with authority and say Sit ye here while and the lad go yonder and worship Leave the ass and the slaves below and all that is irrational and senseless take up with thee only that which is rational into the Mount even as he took Isaac And build thine altar as he did not as having aught that is human about thee but as lifted above nature for he unless he had been lifted above nature would not have offered his son III -mtltfsl analogy $art Distinguish between objections to Christianity and objec- tions to its evidence and show the bearing of the Argument from Analogy upon the former It is not unreasonable to suppose that God's miraculous interpositions may have been regulated by general laws Obviate the objections to the Scriptural doctrine of Christ's mediation Show that the doubtfulness of the evidence of Christianity is no reason for rejecting it What is the nature of the general argument founded on Prophecy Show that the possible application of the same Pro- phecy to different events is no real objection What does Butler lay down generally concerning the appli- cability of his argument to objections against the reasonableness and objections against the credibility of the Christian religion IV -$aj StovaI Cijeologg The connexion between Worship and Teaching Illustrate your answer from the history of the Church Give an account of the structure and arrangements of Church of the fourth century What do you know as to the origin and mutual relations of the Liturgies based on the pattern of the Gallican Church When and by what were they superseded