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olG ^ 4 * i ; ia |^ fc « n , and y 4 S # h : 6 fe < trio » to eterna } hap-} Stt <* S # ^ o % * i . I goy a& ? s a not&c r of an apposite party , to hear th ' e-TShifttfiatfc- ^ efufed , alnd tfafe-tatted fitftifccAhefy -f untied against tfitftfu to li ^ tefi to learned discus -
sftiJSs every Stfrictery otr a number # ttfrrotis pofAtsy and to find out Irtfto ftfuch of * ^ li att A # a s believed fn fcVfnlcV tldotes , - may n 6 \ v be dispefeett \< rM . A * hird ( and if he belong' to a leSs numerous class
ftikii either 6 f tibtese . 'so much m 6 re ffe' pitfy !) says , I go for the simple pihpose of my o \ vn practical impmdement , and that of my fa-MXf ; I wish to' h £ ar the great docWne ^ tthtt precepts of Chrisriaiaiy ably , judiciously , and seriously ex&ibited and enforced . 1 resort
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O # THE © fcCLltfE 0 ^ PRESBYTERIAN CO ^ G ^ EGAiJlOK ^ .
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To the Editor of the Monthly Repository
progress in the deVelobfement of
York , Oct . 20 . gin , , 1 HaVe oeen particularly interested 6 y the ^ inquiry of ydur very Respectable coirrespondent from L iv ^ pool , [ pi 3 & 3 ] respecting the tames of ih 6 dedlitie of Presbyterian eongregatiorik , er ¥ one 6 tisly sb dQnbrinnated ; and think it must
Krijlniilt ^ , tha . ttho ^ Which he % ettikitji € drated , together with ^ jQ-others whibh ar £ subj bined HM . \ H ; v [ p . 321 . ] and in a se-&tiA Qxc&leplp paper signed Sa-•> 0 ti ^ Jn { yoiiV last number , [ p . * 8 $ t } li ^ l ve all of them , directly
^ iftdiws £ tly , had their share in P rocliiicing the eftect . The sub . J 5 M ^ list gurdjr be admitted to be ^ r ^ t itto toerit , by all who r ^ - ft ^ th ^ Without the privileges ° f ^ iiH ^ iryy as alrixoSt excilil - j ! % 4 j 5 eHjo ^ reci / iti these congvegatl 6 TO ^\^ rievet make
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to t \ m hous ^ 1 G odg that I mscy joSh in his w ^ sh ^ p * ih a rational aftdideyout in £ nti& , ahd I prefer tliWi tctiapei or meeting to alt otfe ^ is , where the minister is in ^ arne&t in hh work , and practises what he preaches . Ha decrease in the number of such hearers a ^
these be the cause of the dectrnfe of the class of dissenters edited * Presbytermns , I grieve that ft should be so ; but , better pray and hear almost alone , or With a 4
few select friends , th £ n forthe sake of having at greater number of fellow worshippers to entangle one ' s self in party squabbles and unedifying speculatiortKi Your ' s ^ &c . A Rational Dissenter of the Old School * .
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important truth , but must for ever remain tied and boutfd" W y those debasing fetters , which ignorance , prejudice , and the violent vindictive passions of party 2 ea $ , in ages of mental and moral dark - ness , have forged and imposed upon it . If such restraints wouI'd not now be endured on those
subjects of philosophical investigation , which principally regard the comfort , improvement , and happiness of the present life , in natural philosophy for instance , m the
practice of medicine , or of cheu inistry ^ whence is it , that ? the being freed from thern oh subjects of infinitely greater importance , on those which are itisepatebly connected with th ^ intere&t
aiidhappiness , not alone of . a * jffe ^ r fleeting years , but of a life which shall never end . is not esteemed
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cfn shew S Qnihe Dcdini cf Prtsbi / trriah Congregations . 60
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1809, page 605, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1742/page/19/
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