Translated From The French Of Boulanger
"Paul, thou art beside thyself, much learning doth make thee mad."
Acts, chap. 26, ver. 24.
1823
CONTENTS
[ CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL ]
[ CHAPTER I. Is the Conversion of St. Paul a proof in favour of the Christian Religion? ]
[ 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 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 ]