The sentiment of religion is omnipotent in the end. We may rest in assurance of its triumph, even without appealing to the work of the Holy Ghost, whom Christianity promises as the omnipotent coadjutor of the truth. While irreligious men explore the facts of natural history for fancied proofs of a creation by evolution which omits a Creator, the heralds of Christ will continue to lay their hands upon the heart-strings of immortal men, and find there always the forces to overwhelm unbelief.
R. L. Dabney — Syllabus and Notes of the Course of Systematic and Polemic Theology (2nd ed., 1878)
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