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comprehended ttl 6 thrcd tenet ' s of the globe . As the tiches ktid pdliticEti itiftaeric 6 of the church increased , the ambition imd intolerance of mairkitid found irtore
frequeht j ficentiv ' es , ^ -can we t > c surprised , then , that the Christians of the third century sire ' & drf * ferent race from those of the first ? ¦ _ " ¦ - ¦ ¦ A Corrupt' systom bf ttiotals
Sfrhich ivas vety efc ' ft y ; k&iipt&d by t&e fathers , hastened the degeneracy of the crhurch . l * i * 6 fessing ib fcet the p £ rt df p ' rudefvt ffrctids 6 f truth , by defending her in the feast obno > dotik Vay , they were feally betraying her r ights . They df
allowed every stnaW ^ nre truth to pass cUrrettt irk its stc ad ; they connived at the continuance of lieathenish custo ^ ns , if , by soine trivial alterhii 8 tt , they could ohYy give them * tihge df Christianity 3 ^ Hd regardles s of the grknd des'igh
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1 . * fr * 'S R *^ 1 * V rO ^ raiB » € I . BRGYMAIf OX * ! TH ) B I * H ¥ T » iT ! r DF CB [ J » fS ^ XETT ^ Il II . / 'T * -&c Editor of tkc Mo ^ tlil y R ^ oiitoYy . **
^ W % e ^ t t ext ^ tloled % 5 r tb ^ ft t ^ # gytti 4 in dn < l aivittilid ^ ertfed oft' * y A ^ is Psal ln xlv . as cil *^ by Pau l JW ^ he'begiWiiiig of the epistle to ifcfeBefcfews . u Upo ^ i 'thi % ^ thfc ctetgyhikn says , *• J . M . teh ! ia * k » t ^ tlbusbt to have k hov ^ n tibat
the prbyet i-ehder ? Bg of thfe ^ as-f fage j % * God b A y thtdrte / hbt » thy ^ tb #$ l % O © 6 d / a ^ a & < Ms ; « •^ % ^ jl ^ ^ 6 h ^ tVe Hnd ^ v f ! h ^ kw 0 ^^ ' " ^^ ^ Attbto'tid ^ M ™|^ - Tti ^ ' ^ 'a ftii ^^ i ^ ' feiHatl ^ : - " * y ^ tos ire , "fee tm ^ tit td ^ e kn ^ Wn thVit neither fc % B tk ^ ri ^ W ^^ H ^ Hbr ^ T * 1 ^
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6 f their YeTfgitiii ^ thegei ^ ral g © 6 d , set a value upon voluntary morttjSidduWn ^ and the ^ scetSc « n < 4 moiikish virtues , Ttffcicb none b ^ m , Syri ^ ife arfrd l&gypiiiins wo ^ kl feave origfnaffy given i \ fetn .
Thus we feree that saariy causes e ^ rtibitted to rtiake tfhe effe ^ of the Christian teligioti very differ - ent from th ^« e \ vhich its des ign &nd its earliest $ p * pearance promfeed . Provicl ^ eric ^ , ho ^ vc ^ ver ^ which loves to unfold its * pl ^ hs by degrees ^ did not p ^^ rpd ^ e to doftfine the ^> pei ^ t idh ' lit C ^ ristiafiity Within the limits of three t ^ Bt ^ ri ^^; and it was even iiecess ^ ry fli at the great ptyKticatl revaltfti&iis of ^ t'tte Roman
empire , whi € h Chri ^ titttt ! ty > in th ^ rse circtiinitahces hecessaM ' ^ y tended ft > produce , sho ^ W ' tfitfce place , ahd the ^ hole fe ^ . te * cff Society b « i dhmiged beforfe tfce CJbrPstkinvttiftgfcn totild " e ^ eit fts fiatil pc ^ fer and pi * odCice 4 tsi 5 € » st -fruits ^ K
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itifh'e Greek offth ^ first chdf ^ t e ^ to € h'etHfcbtfdws , where the } passage is cited , ii tbere any thing to warrant the rfendeiifro ^ of tfee first clause , Thy throne , Q ^ G od . hf Tta > there * riy
ihirtgiti the orija ; ihal then to waru mnt sttch a rehdering ? , If there fe ^ ' vfe iCm&&t stipposehim to be Ignomwt ^ of it , br that ihe woutd not luiv £ wefevt&d to it wfitb triumph . Tfc ^ fs he has hot ^ idotie , frotti ^ V ^ Jhricti ttee * tiaturai inference
» ^ ' th&tiljfe ! dot * know that thel-e i * nothing of the sort . ti . 30 heJ 7 W ^ tf > . fft&r * ^ k ^ is ^ y thmney * *» » iy » the ^ lergymati ^ " is ^» o harsh that rt ^ etfts ^ to uive ^ to i ^ b ^ cafrorfy goa 4
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1808, page 74, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2389/page/18/
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