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strongest prinripje of growth cou $ have lir ^ etf it upiyartL Oiir : early eeJttl ^ an-VSIft ^^ ^^^ m ^ tferftfd * itf ^ fl& ^ tv Ml ^ ww & / W present no fS ¥ t «^ ^ Maii * fli ^ in ^ triiififetftfe ^
< Sf «^ ir i ^ mi ^ tiom T ^ e Ljut ^ raus cannot be ^ ms ^ to ^ fea be ^ n * whW Iiiither saw . Whatever part of his wfU * Oiir good God hap revealed * to Calvin , > they will rather die than embrace- ¦ And-the Calvinpts you see , stick fast where they Wefe left by that great man of God , who fttpmt ^ t ^ ma ^ ^ \ . " _
** 'EBtos k retiiilhed till the habits of H * e- country Were fornied , till its institutimt ^ wer ^ WeU established , andhadiyegun t ? o operate With their nligHty machinery on the forming mind ; as if it had been the design' of Providence to accumulate obstacles , and to shew how Scripture truth can bear them all awayl A century ago there was not an avowed Unitarian
of any note hi the country ; Noiv the doctrine Mas many advocates ;; men too of intelligence ,, learning and piety ; men who read ttte Bible , and' pray that they may read profitably . Andit ha » not been forced : on thefrfl by ottiers , who have received ity and- ttieir busied themselves in making proselytes . It has made its way with nothing to aid it , but the careful i
study <* £ iMe - Sacred Writings , and with eve * Sfe < Mn ^ 6 lsfe " a ^ lttst it . The reception of it htoB beeti tlfe" rBslilt ^ df ^ the stmtfllty inquiries of solitary individuals : df individuals , tx > o >~ whe > have trembled a ^ they learned it ; , for they / knew that iii becoming wiser than their neighbour ^ they must either lose their honesty atjd
selfrespect by concealing their convictions ; or by puftlMingitMem incur the forfeiture of reputation , friend ^ , and often of the , means of livfttg : It Has reared' its head in tlie strong Holds 6 f ttie ^ dj ^ ll ^ rdoc ' - tiine . Ih Boston , onee the v ^ ry Vatieatt of Galiimsm ^ it ? i » prof ^ 6 fed ^ by ^ matiy r aWd serious Ghtis ^ amtfi AloWg otfr sea-coast
it has almost oeaseditob ^ dreaidft *^ atfd it > is > not- a ^ thing quite unheard of in < mt Western countries . In > Goiirtecticut it is stifled as fast as ^ it appears ; , b ^ it they will learn , % and by , it is only cubing off limbs , Which the ^ body can reproduce and muttiply . Iki- rgte \ an e ^ sftsticajl council dismissed' Mr . Sherman , for the
crime of embracing it , from his charge in Mansfield , in that State , contrary to the wishes of , both , church artol ^ society . In 1811 ,. after a quiet ministry of' fifteen years ^^ n Abbott 4 > fi Coventryv > foHowed his example fa honesty t and J swfferin ^ : ; a | id ; nothing deterred , by-thigji , ; Mr .
Wllson , of Brookliw ^ pujreued the # san » e course something-more than / 1 a ynear ago . Nprf isfthe doctriBe confined < to onteesec tion of the * country . In Charleston , South
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G ^ i ^ in ^ there , Is a flctofeteg ^ jtaj ^ M : ** 0 &m £ ^^ fefe ^ P # f ^ bracea it witfctput cdmPnjnicatiQn frote . abrdad . " In Philaoelphia , there is a temw pie W ttfe ^ Only mSTW Balfe ^ e : v
larg ' e ahd ^ owmgXJnttairaft Society Ti ^ liftfe ^^ feSse ^^ drlhe # | j ^ dr a feentfeniitf ; who , without any thing of thezeUf ^ of prosetytism , has spirit and ability to defend their belief :- * M * flris it confined to
one order of Christians . Many of the communion or" " Baptists have received : 4 t , and ' some , we are t 6 ld , of high library name among them . In thi ^ t o wh th e re is asbcie ^ yo * JprdifeSsed Vnltari ^ ^ pt ^ s V and if we are not misMformed , some' ^ h '< y repeat tte L ^ any , wo ^ ld he well pl ^ a ^ fl : with the onu ^^ n of the thr ^ fe add ^ S 56 S
following the first . ReMgiotid knowledge in 4 ts universal progresses'dBigently s ( ywing the gj ; ai » of mu 9 € ard > -seed y and ou ¥ children , if not we ;> will be shaded l ^ r its magnincent braoches . "
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Cloptm ; Sib ; Febrmrp % ASfo ; YOU R Corresponden * ( p . 11 ) hfcs discovered hie good « ehse in payi ing no respiect to the cmApiaisaftt maDcim * de tnortiiis nii' tffoibmm
, , \ vhieh , bmvever coi ^ Katffij ^ t&Aumtt » feelings ^« is most unfrien ^ ^ Tri ^ feft improvement , His jtet c ^ nfettre' of " Archbishop ? Tillot « dn ^ plr ^ tne * M ± larion h ^ ptteiia ateo to be peculiafhr
seasonable . We rfmy n&xv , indeed ft * ffly > expect that such adulation Avili speedily ^ proee ^ d from ' the ptess in a fuUojne abun < $ a * teev too much of it origtHKating in th « t pkee nvhere ,, if ) any \ ViieTe ,. tbroserwho catl themselvefe
Christiana ,, should be solMtoiis that ^ according to their- Ma ^ ter ^ s d ^ ections , thefeyee * sktMld'b&tfe&i andiHke \ r r nu $ nteyt because more * thaw these conteth afthe ^ eeHhofSe : As * to thife JtMt&rtngumGttew which
TilUtson , m ® r& lik ^ aw unprincipted e * npitic thaw r ? w \ vtm ; K y ^ physician < rf sofnts ; applied toritteft saeSffgd conscience of ^ the royuiaibertihe of rhis day , it ^ vv&s , after alF , litttt ? ntore thun ^ what « very dmimmm * waAtifTOplyfaKt ^ in '*^^ ^
na ^ mi swvice ^ l > f' thfec Ghwchv ? wKW GharleB ^ II ; > vm& colc « tttrftiy . recogfifeed a »^ «« w ww >* r r # li # fjm Mug . ;« : < Bwi 4 SK folMMr ^ iMtei s « rim « Mi » d , cvflbriqrflilW ^ ' - wfi
lift , at « iw imiteedftwafe ^^^ tawe , by " . MatthVw JVIorffa ^ , B > ite > o * St-JoW ^^ aB ^ e ^ i Oxfi ^^ cation / o ^ iJ ^ drw ^^ JIIbi ^ l * hc ^^ Si » ii 6 ftj ; 3 ii » 68 *^ tW » . Omm *»
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1820, page 142, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2486/page/14/
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