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script ion of the orthodox belief of the Fal ) , as , " the transgression of God ' s precept in eating of one apple" and , p . 63 , " the howlings of ignorance and fanaticism : but i ^ e point them out ,
not for the sake of detracting from the merit of an Useful publication , but iii the hope that they may pass under the author ' s revision on a future occasion *
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580 Review . ' —Harriss Sermon *—Godwinls f * eMer .
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AltT . 111 % —Unitarianism the only Religion that can become Universal . A Discourse , delivered on Sunday Eveningy April 19 , 1818 , in the Unitarian , Chapel * Renshaw Street , Liverpool , with Notes and an Apperidix * By George Harris . 8 vb . Pp . 96 , Liverpool , Robinson and Sons ; London , Hunter and Eaton ,
THIS is an explicit assertion and animated defence of Unitarianism frbin Zeeh . xiv . <) . " The religious system" (^ Ir . Harris contends ) " tjiat can alone become universal , must be distinguished , in the 1 st place , by its simplicity ; 2 ndly , by its rationality 5 * and 3 rdly , by its agreement with the
Scriptures of truth . " He then shews with much ability and with a constant reference to the New Testament , that these characters belong to'the Unitarian , but are wanting in the Trinitarian system .
The Sermon was composed in answer to the pamphlet , entitled " Unitarianism Weighed and Found Wanting , iii a Series of Letters , addressed to the Rev . George Harris , and occasioned by his Evening Lectures , in Renshaw-Street Chapel , by Robfert Philip / 1 and is printed in
compliance with the wishes of the Preacher ' s congregation * . We rejoice in thes ^ local controversies , being persuade ^ , that they afford tfie best means of ^ tfre exposure of error and tlie establishment of truth .
Mt , FJarris explains in his Preface , ( p . vi . ) that he confines'the ' title ) 7 mtarzVm " to that part of the Arrti-trinitarian body , who believe in the proper Unity bf God , and the hutfranffy of J&WGhrhtt : " * Tti is tiarro vvih £ of the we
mekhihg 6 f the tferrki ishbt ^ thinic , pHiIi )|<^ icaliy" br hi ^ tdr lc ^ ly correct ; nor is it "in our jiidgrriientconsisfent with £ 6 od / policy , if it be wit ^ i charity . TJ ^ e pre acher must have overleaped his own restrictions , when he sayd m the Sermon , ( p . 46 , ) a th ^ re are at this
moment in < Jreat Britain , above three hundred congregations ofpnftanans . " We opserve a few % ard expressions 111 this .-pamphlet ; e . g . p , \*> f the de-* V 2 ttasonableries& is a better Enirlish wro / a . ^^^ m iielieVe ; Uni t ^ tn ^ &
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to him to study Watts ' s Logic , and before he prints , to submit his manuscript to the revision of some English scholar . ^>
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Art . iy . —Letter of Advice to a Young American , on the Course of Studies it might be most advantageous for him tp pursue . By William God * win . 8 vo . Pp , 16 . Godwin & Co .
1818 . liM / HE insert this pamphlet in our J ? Review Catalogue , because we think it may be very useful to young students . On a few points , we might dispute Mr . Godwin ' s taste , as wheite he prescribes that Don Quixote b 6 read 44 with a deep feeling of its
contents , " and ' * high veneration fordniL strong sympathy with / iifs : hefo * ' ( j > . (§ , ) but upon the vfhole , we corcjiaj | y cpnciii iii his ** Adyicie . " prie short ex-r tract wiTJ surprise such as are scqiiaintecj with the author only through his Political Justice or his Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft :
" It is my opinion , that the imagination is to be cikTtiVated iii education , paore thaq th ^ dry accmimlation of ^ ciett c ^ and natural faefcs . > rife nobWst part of mkn 15 f
his ino'ritrftatiife ** andI hold tooralit / prin : cipalf ^ % depen d , agreeably i& th aaini * hiBle nmxriir bF Jesti ^ , Wpon our puttin g ou rselves in' the p ikc ^ of Another , reSlfng Iii a feetiri ^ is afn d apjireli ^ nclihg * his desi res -5 in ^ l WbVd ,-doiiig ^ to ' iittiets , kkVe WouVdvvtsli ' , wieie ^ eIbey , toiiedbjtie uiito . *—Vl 4 . ' * * :
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Art . y . —UnitafiUfiism Unassailable ; arid tfye Reliever tit tl / ie \ pine Gpd , and > Faffier , ? " who is * T * he Savidur of alt Ateih " vindicated from the Charge ofJilasphemy . ltoo . ' Pp . Sft Hunter . 6 d . 1818 . ' :
THIS little tract is in answer to one entiueq € < Umtanainsm lltitenable , reprip ^ edj from the New Evangelical Magazine . It Js drawn up by an a ^ lje ( land , and contains , in a - small compass , a * complete unsW ^ to the' principal Trmitariatr knd ^ CUl-3
trnisttc tar £ tim < etots " , attd asdtisfactoH ' ex ^ lati ^ tioti 6 f HM ^ fiptYi i ^ ' u % \ fflft a 11 ^ li agaihst ffibTMtt ¥ ^ ris ^ t <^ MiminSd fcfo tm & 8 ffl 3 & # o € ot | Bwramte / a ^^ m £ in then * lists of tracts tor distribution .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1818, page 580, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2480/page/44/
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