The Unitarian, Volume 11834 - Unitarianism |
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... sentiments , with the desire of smoothing over their peculiarities in reli- gious opinion . Now in order to meet this charge , we want our work to go forth bearing on its front the principles we hold . And besides , in an age when error ...
... sentiments , with the desire of smoothing over their peculiarities in reli- gious opinion . Now in order to meet this charge , we want our work to go forth bearing on its front the principles we hold . And besides , in an age when error ...
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... sentiments belong to the faith of the whole class , which are professed only by a few individuals , from the fact that on minor points they differ considerably among themselves , and finally , from the fact that they are unwilling to ...
... sentiments belong to the faith of the whole class , which are professed only by a few individuals , from the fact that on minor points they differ considerably among themselves , and finally , from the fact that they are unwilling to ...
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... sentiments and character . Permit me to ask you , whether there is anything in our peculiar views of religion deserving this unceasing and universal condemnation ? In order to answer this question satisfactorily , you should be ...
... sentiments and character . Permit me to ask you , whether there is anything in our peculiar views of religion deserving this unceasing and universal condemnation ? In order to answer this question satisfactorily , you should be ...
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... sentiments , and to state some of the reasons on which they are founded . I do not expect , however , to dif- fer materially from the great body of Unitarian Christians in this country . I wish it also to be distinctly understood , that ...
... sentiments , and to state some of the reasons on which they are founded . I do not expect , however , to dif- fer materially from the great body of Unitarian Christians in this country . I wish it also to be distinctly understood , that ...
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... sentiments which other believers reject , and we are unable to find some doctrines which others receive . It is our great reverence for the Scrip- tures , our firm adherence to their plain and explicit instruc- tions , our determination ...
... sentiments which other believers reject , and we are unable to find some doctrines which others receive . It is our great reverence for the Scrip- tures , our firm adherence to their plain and explicit instruc- tions , our determination ...
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