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      T j 0 j * r , g « e £ t liberality of sentiment . ^ The 6 oxologies are pn the lo \ y A * i an scheme . I shall be obliged to any of yourcorrespondents who will iniorsxi me of the authors in

      jjuestion . May I also inquire whether nny thing be known concerning fhe fallowing tract , which stems to have issued from the Unitarian

      school : " A Raitonal Catechiscn , pr An Instructive Conference tetween a Father and a Sop . Licensed August lltbj 1687 - Lon-< U > n , printed and sold by Andrew JSowle , at the Crooked Billet in l ^ olloway Lane , in Shoreditch , And at the Three Keys , in Nag ' s Head Court } in Grace Church-* treetj over against the Conduit * % 6 & ? . * At the end is a poeni ,

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      VU . SKOmBtS 4 ftO 0 » ENT » AGAINST Tilt tK IB , AC tfLO ITS COtfCfcP * . TIOB * INCONCLUSIVE .

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      £ > ffc * Editor of tke M&nthly Repository 4

      liH ) I sympathize with Mr . Sfcorre Snfeb persecuted state , and rejoice in the extensile circulation of l ? h gertiKyn , as every new diseussi < 3 ^ o { ffee subject mu ^ t be erf tK ^ rvice to tfc « « a ^ . But I wtih Hb&& he had not attempted to prove $ mr

      •» ^ « v things feyr whiclv he has-not the moat soKd support in the Scriptures . The humanity Of Je ^ us h most clearly the ^ ^ cl Sfen ^ 0 f ^' > Iew Te ^ tamtnt , ^ Vrf whether tfitf miraculous co ^ ptio »* be ; tlffe or ' $ s 8 m h ^ iiqn ^\ mji ^ m ^^ 4 ^ ottr m ^ iM

      vif ^ e ^ afemes ^ wi ^ # m W * f&m&igev * ii % ^ uflwwd ( St rar ti * ^ jk now JhiU 1 ^ m > tisaSp &p * . ^ io « e 4 'dl ^ od tey n * i * ny i » irc ^^ bhtch Gad wrovgbit fo y k > itn > ^* w i > y hi > Fosur >« Clio » fro ^ n ti ^ e de ^ idr

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      entitled < 6 Advice t ^> ^ 80 ^ " ^ which the lines run length vvay * from the bottom to the top of tu $ page . The spellmg is peculiar * The poetry is plainly the effusion of a , scholar . The fallowing is pait of a description of Religion :

      " Her School stands open . Hack ! Shf bids us look , " "Whilst She unfolds her douMe Boofc " Ood ^ Word atid Nature ' s Law . *' The sun ) and substance of re « ligion is thus stated :

      ** To God pay pure and humble Adora * tion . a To Man bear Universal Lov . *? JLet Reaspn in each breast f \ ile t ^ ff passion . " Al Dutys on these Hinges axave . '

      Hoping for a speedy uotice 0 * these inc | mries X remain Q-

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      and consequently , that we also shall be raised , and that as he hag tatight us frothing byt the wiil of God , our characters and our

      allotment , on the last day , mustde * p epd upon oar cotripliartce with the laws erf his ( irospd . We should not tliereforfe st ^ p oat of

      our w&fy to sqppott an ^ fancifni 4 r ^^ e of oiln owmt by ij ^ rckvant arg uments /^ But , surely , neither ^ JUffe current opiniofF of friends , Wj ^ th ^ ir first introduction to J bjmC and w |* en they wpre ovcr-f ^ Ivhelm ^ d with wonder at hty ex-1

      imardirmiy wisdom , m > r t » e s » rc « 9 t ! p reactions af-ei |^«| ieji 5-wW , > a ^ ol 4 , 0 f every ftoating ^^ nj * stance vrj ^ ch deg ^< Je ^ himin tfc }* &fQ $ y Mbto < teUer « iin ^ wbetbei * ,, 'W w ^ & tfad ^ n 6 f J os 5 e {>» h of nat . If

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1809, page 552, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1741/page/22/