Excerpt from Our Christian Classics, Vol. 4 of 4: Readings From the Best Divines With Notices Biographical and Critical But if unbelief was the form in which ungodliness then ramped and rioted, an earnest contending for the faith was the characteristic of English theology. That century was pre - emi uently the age OF apologetics 5 and without further preface, we hasten to give a few specimens of the way in which the faith was defended by its more distinguished champions. These may be divided into two classes - the exponents of Natural Theology, and the advocates of Revealed Religion.

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