Here, therefore, it falsely charges religious beliefwith basing its certainty on some particular historical evidences which, considered as historical evidences, would certainly not guarantee the degree of certainty about their conten't which is given by newspaper accounts of any happening further, that its certainty rests on the accidental preservalionofthese evidences; on the one hand, the preservation by means of paper, and on the other hand, by the skill and honestyoftheir transference from one piece of paper to another, and lastly, on the correct interpretation of the meaning of dead words and letters.