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    Winter on the Religious Education of Children . xi 3

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    Stone is to bring the liturgy to * a conformity with the scriptures , and to strike out every thing not essential in the worship of one God , the God of Jesus Christ .

    His project is exceedingly good , and would doubtless be very beneficial to the church ; but he is not likely to be heard , and the church itself is fcarftil of a * ny change . Its members are daily

    quitting it ; and what with the Methodists on the oiie hand , and the Unitarians on the other , another twenty years will leave it rn a very strange minority . The preseht

    pamphlet will assuredly assist ift calling the attention of many persons to the real ground of their faith . Mt . Stone has rolled a stone , which is small in the beginning , but in its progress will beconje an avalanche , tearing up by the roots false doctrines and un- > scriptural : trsditiqiiB : mtd when

    we consider , that it proceeds from the pen of a cte ^ y ^ iuif Upwards of seventy yeajps of ag £ > w < e caiw not but read k with tliW ^ ate ^ admiration of his'gseal and * faieViii ^ tegrity . , ' . " ii ^ V" *

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    Aut . IV . Obstacles to Success in the Religious Education of QMti&TeW A Sermon , Preached at the Rev . W . IVdlFs Me ^ iini lfo ^ e ^ f ^ k menty Moor / tclds , at a Montiity AssopiaXf&b oj M&fi&eVl $ 8 d £ Churches , Jan . 7 , 18 O 8 . By Robert Winter ^ $ vd , $$ V&t .. 'M $ il ? well and Wilson .

    That religious education is an unspeakable advantage , and that obstacles to its success should be consi c 1 c red , m o rder to be removed ,

    every Christian parent % -vlu acknowledge ; and had Mr . Winter confined himself to an exposition of the parental duty , and to layihg < lown directions with a view tt >

    fecilitate its performance , most heads of families would have perused lais discourse with unalloyed pleasant , and have thanked him for * his be *

    nevolent services : but he states two principles as the basis of his discourse , which some will rcgaVd as imaginary obstacles ^ arid on that account lightly ^ esteem bis arguments and ' -persuasions ; and which others will deem fatal obstacles , and : therefore suC ^ Umb in d&spaif .

    " One is , the doctrine of human depravity ; the other i $ , the poy / erful , though not omnipotent , induen ^ e of an invisible evil ppjyft on the mi fi ^ l ^ ; f ??^ ^ t ^ f * S& 2 & » - tfon ^ yov ^ tliae u tne mind , even from childhood , be prone to evil- andif . there exi ^ tapowe | --*^ i artful , anicT malicious fqe ^ who \ ty evcr y possible method is seeking to destroy his character , and to ruin his pro-

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    spects fo ¥ ete ' rhit /; ' theie * ar ' e cfllftr Jk * f only to personal vigilance and cif&tth * spectiori ; Ui& did to all tfio ^^ a ^ Jo ^ t by whicfi * e njB ^ , e ^ tru $ ttefi t& 6 % fr care mS f hfe gtiaWfed by ^ e ^ er ^ r ifisfjT ^ preservative from the evil tenitffirfcj ^' ' of their own hearts , and from the devices

    of that roaring lion ; who goes about seeking whom he may devour *** The argument is siirely inconclusive . Wh&t avail-vigHmcv dnd \ circumspectiarfr with * rdgterd * to ^ aCfi » invisible foe ? and , how ~ 3 rd vkorklf

    exertions compatible \ Vithf foUvf depravity ? ' 6 r ^ \ & the deffwoit-^ in thd children early , andmbt in rft ^ parents t Whafc wK > ult * be tho&gki of a commanding-offlc ^ r , whd te ^ Lr itio ; ro medt ^ fotnttid ^ a bte iWsitbiiiys

    select hi » tVodj > SWorn hospitalSy arttongi the ^ subjects jorritly of opkthalwii ** antl r P a ! s ^ ttfct wi £ W having \ tifr forth die ^ e ^ vDrefbA e'd ^ depraved cre&ttitQ # should' 6 i ! & £ 4 them to focfc out for tft& etietoy and exert th ^ iti ^ elVe ^ Vo 5 « brfud

    him , at th ^ sam& .-titm assuring them thm . the ' first ? step to sueeess was to rfontitib 09 * always that they were totally blind and paralytic ^ Q .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1808, page 213, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2391/page/41/