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hzid ffc just resentment of ascribing tQ ram opinions they disowned ; or ponsequencos of their opinions v&hicli they disclaimed . He abhorred the thought of practising
any kind of iniquity in the cause of truth ; and his whole conduct was , raarked by candor . He was an exact observer of the rules of civility , propriety . and decorum in his behaviour to others . He
exceeded the generality of even candid persons in the charitable construction he put on the words and actions of men ; and was thought to have often said thai for others which they would
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To the Editor of the Monthly Repository .
0 uses t randy Sir , Jan . 15 , 1 S 09-I think it an evident fact , that the leading , tenets of Unitarians are admitted by their , . opponents , however the latter may associate
with those tenets what is utterly irreconcileable with them ; consequently Unitarianism may be supported , and Trinitarianism proved to be contrary to truth , by the admissions of Trinitarians themselves ; and the latter system be
proved to contain its own refutation : this I undertake to prove - The great leading tenet by \ v , hic , h Unitarians ajrp distinguishedj and from . which , tliey , ajre denpmi nated , is the upity of , Qp . 4 > apd that he ajone ought to be
• # The above article is principally drawn up from Mr . Billingslcy * ? Funcra | S ) rmQ » foj : Mr ; 3 togdo # . ,
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Unitarianism Proved , -&itd Trinitarianism Refuted . 155
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V ^ IITARrANISjyi PROVED , D TRINITARIANISM REFITTED , Bt WHAT TRINITARIANS THEMSELVES ADMIT .
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worshipped . This is so clearly a doctrine , of divine truth , thai no man , who believe * the scriptures ; , will dare to say there is more that * one God . The evidence of this truth is so conclusive as to com *
pel universal assent among Chris-. tiai * S } even those-who ma intain other notions -subversive of this fundamental principle of all true religion . The unity of God ^ and his exclusive worship , are so plainly taught by Moses and the
prophets , and are so evidently at the foundation of . the Jewish law ; and tlie same great principles are sq manifestly taught , so promu fl eiitly set forth in the New Testa-, ment * that : even Trinitarians would bethought to maintain . them . This
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scarcely have offered for themselves-Through the whole of life he was always remarkable for strict piety . His devotions were
regular and constant : daring his residence with . Mr . BUlingsiey , hefrequently kept private fa ^ ts , when he never appeared till the close of the day . His thoughts , it was evident , were full'of God ,
conscience , the welfare of immortal spirits and the world to come . The world was to him while he Jived , as he expressed it in his last moments , a mere trifle * . -. Birmingham . J . T .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1809, page 125, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1734/page/5/
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