Excerpt from Adam and Christ: Or the Doctrine of Representation Stated and Explained
The attempt to accomplish this object has opened the floodgates of metaphys ics, giving full scope to the ingenuity of the most acute and subtle dialecti-j ciane. The multitude of interpreters have come to the study of this passage with some preconceived theory to de fend. Hence they have sought, not so much to draw their Opinions from it, as to make it yield a sense, which har monizes with oplnloils previously exist ing in their own minds.
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