The difference between the two indicates a rapid and alarming advance.

It may not be apparent at first sight, or on a superficial survey; but it will become evident to any one who compares the two French Encyclopaedias, which may be regarded as the exponents of the reigning philosophy of the two great revolutionary eras.

The first, the Encyclopedie of D'Alembert, Voltaire, and Diderot, sought to malign and extirpate Christianity, while it did frequent homage to Natural Theology; the second, the "Nouvelle Encyclopedie" of Pierre Leroux and his coadjutors, proclaims the deification of Humanity, and the dethronement of God! FOOTNOTES: [1] BISHOP BUTLER, "Analogy," Preface, p.

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INGLIS, "Vindication of the Christian Faith," p.