When I published, two years ago, the first series of these _Meditations_, the series which had for its object the essence of Christianity, "that is to say, the natural problems to which Christianity is the answer, the fundamental dogmas by which it solves those problems, and the supernatural facts upon which those dogmas repose," I indicated the general plan of the work which I so commenced, and the order into which its different parts would be distributed. "Next to the essence of the Christian Religion," I said in my Preface, "comes its history; and this will be the subject of a second series of _Meditations_, in which I shall examine the authenticity of the Scriptures; the primary causes …
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