 | Godfrey Higgins - 1829 - 126 pages
...of our admirals, who might entertain an opinion that it was possible to bombard Constantinople. 123. The Christians would do well to recollect, that the...with a rapidity unexampled in that of the Christians. In less than half a century it became triumphant in many great and flourishing empires. When Jesus... | |
 | Khālid Muḥammad Khālid - Muhammad - 2005 - 508 pages
...the Christians would do well to recollect that the doctrines ofMuhammad created a degree ofenthusiasm in his followers which is to be sought in vain in the immediate followers of Jesus: “. . . when Jesus was led to the Cross, his followers fled, their enthusiasm forsook them, they left... | |
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The Christians would do well to recollect that the doctrines of Mohamed created a degree of enthusiasm in his followers, which is to be sought in vain in the immediate followers of Jesus, and that his religion spread with a rapidity unexampled in that... 