By Boulanger Translated From The French Of Boulanger
INTRODUCTION. EPISTLE DEDICATORY TO M. L. N.
CHAPTER I. Is the Conversion of St. Paul a proof in favour of the Christian Religion?
CHAPTER II. Opinions of the first Christians upon the Acts of
CHAPTER III. Of the Authority of the Councils, of the Fathers of the Church, and of Tradition
CHAPTER IV. Life of St. Paul, according to the Acts of the Apostles
CHAPTER V. St. Paul styles himself the Apostle of the Gentiles Causes of his Success.
CHAPTER VI. Paul preaches in Asia Minor, Macedonia, and Greece
CHAPTER VII. Preaching of St. Paul at Corinth and Ephesus
CHAPTER VIII. The Apostle gets into embarrassments at Jerusalem, and is sent to Rome
CHAPTER IX. Reflections on the Life and Character of St. Paul
CHAPTER X. Of the Enthusiasm of St. Paul
CHAPTER XI. Of the Disinterestedness of St. Paul
CHAPTER XII. Of the imperious Tone and political Views of St. Paul
CHAPTER XIII. Of the Humility, of St. Paul
CHAPTER XIV. Of the Zeal of St. Paul; Reflections on this Christian Virtue
CHAPTER XV. Of the Deceptions or Apostacy of St. Paul
CHAPTER XVI. St. Paul's Hypocrisy
CHAPTER XVII. St. Paul accused of Perjury, or the Author of the
CHAPTER XVIII. Examination of St. Paul's Miracles
CHAPTER XIX. Analysis of the writings attributed to St. Paul
CHAPTER XX. Of Faith, in what this Virtue consists
CHAPTER XXI. Of the Holy Ghost, and Divine Inspiration
CHAPTER XXII. Of the Inspiration of the Prophets of the Old Testament
CHAPTER. XXIII. Of the Descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles, or their Divine Inspiration
CHAPTER XXIV. General reflections on the foundations of Christian Faith, and on the Causes of Credulity
CONCLUSION.
