PHILOMYTHUS; An Antidote Against Credulity; A Discussion of Cardinal Newman's Essay on Ecclesiastical Miracles
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A glance at the title-page prepares one for the sharpest kind of antagonism. Few points of agreement on this subject can be expected to exist between a Roman Catholic Cardinal who supports the necessity of Scripture miracles and the credibility of ecclesiastical miracles, and an English Broad-Churchman who repudiates ecclesiastical miracles as an insult to reason and an offense to faith, and regards belief in the miraculous in the Scriptures to be unessential to modern Christian faith.
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