Christianity Unveiled being an Examination of the Principles and Effects of the Christian Religion

Christianity Unveiled being an Examination of the Principles and Effects of the Christian Religion by Nicolas-Antoine Boulanger, Translated from the French by W. M. Johnson.

1819

CONTENTS
Pope Poem
Translator’s Preface.
Letter from the Author to a Friend.
Chapter 1.--Introduction. Of the Necessity of an Inquiry Respecting Religion, and the Obstacles which Are Met in Pursuing this Inquiry.
Chapter 2.--Sketch of the History of the Jews.
Chapter 3.--Sketch of the History of the Christian Religion.
Chapter 4.--Of the Christian Mythology, Or the Ideas of God, And His Conduct, Given Us by the Christian Religion.
Chapter 5.--Of Revelation.
Chapter 6.--Of the Proofs of the Christian Religion. Miracles, Prophecies, and Martyrs.
Chapter 7.--Of the Mysteries of the Christian Religion.
Chapter 8.--Mysteries and Dogmas of Christianity.
Chapter 9.--Of the Rites and Mysterious Ceremonies or Theurgy of the Christians.
Chapter 10.--Of the Inspired Writings of the Christians.
Chapter 11.--Of Christian Morality.
Chapter 12.--Of the Christian Virtues.
Chapter 13.--Of the Practice and Duties of the Christian Religion.
Chapter 14.--Of the Political Effects of the Christian Religion.
Chapter 15.--Of the Christian Church, or Priesthood.
Chapter 16.--Conclusion.