John Toland's Christianity Not MysteriousOn 11 September 1697, Christianity not Mysterious was burned in Dublin by order of Parliament. Three hundred years later, this seminal text of Irish and European philosophy becomes available in a new scholarly edition, along with John Tolands defences of his work and eight critical essays by leading scholars. Born into a Catholic, Irish speaking family on the Inishowen peninsula of Co. Donegal, John Toland (1670 1722) became a Protestant as a

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