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GENUINENEss OF THE CHRISTIAN SCRIP. TUREs.-A writer in the North American Review evidently of fextensIve learnng, m an article on the aenuiaeness of ancient writings, says-"We should be unialihu equally to convctions, pria- cIpes and feelings, not distinctly state that, in point of fact the genuineness and Integrity of the Christian Seriptures, estimated the broad prnci- pies here laid down, s Suhstanrated by evidence in tenfold proportion more various, copous and con- elusive, than that which be advanced in support of any other ancient writings whatsoever. In simple justice, hen the genuneness of these Records of our faith cannot much as be questioned, until the whole body of classical literature has been proved to be spurious.