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THE TRUTH TELLER.
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much , but was observed to be often engaged in prayer . He told his son and those around him that he should not recover . He was a remarkably stout , well-formed man nearly six feet in height , with a fine , handsome , and expressive countenance . A cast for a bust was taken a few hours after his death .
_ Jie _\ va ^ jn ^ ejredjon Tuesday , 15 th October , in the grounds of Stapieton Grove ^ witRouPany rellgious ^ eTvrce ~ save ~ that ~ whieh was offered up in silence in the hearts of those who were present at the solemn scene . It is reported that Miss Castles intends to erect a mausoleum .
Funeral sermons have been preached in various places of worship . We understand that by Mr . Aspland on the 6 . th , and that by Mr . Fox on the 18 th , will be printed . We have been told by those who heard them , that they were eminently characteristic of the preachers , and worthy of the occasion .
The preceding sketch of the illustrious person whom it commemorates is chiefly taken from an article in the Bristol Herald of October 2 , communicated , as we are informed , and as there is clear internal evidence for believing , by Dr . Carpenter , whose own ardent and benevolent mind was admirably fitted to appreciate such a man as Ramniohun Hoy .
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330 THE TRUT& TELLER . N .
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Speaking the truth in love , —Paul . The decline of Trinitarianism has proceeded to an extent of which they who have not attentively considered the subject can form no adequate conception . Insensibly the several elements of which it consists grew and prevailed , and insensibly they have declined .
The Christians of the first , century j ^ d ^ too much of the spirit of the sacred writers to look for mysteries when they needed solace . The gospel was to them a rule of life , not a repository of debatable questions . They knew Christ in the divinity of his moral power , and thought not of defining the mode of his generation from the Father . Soon , however , the spirit of the world invaded the precincts of the church . Plato was seated on the
throne by the side of Jesus Christ Philosophy ^ was . ailied ^ with Christianity , Mysticism and credulity superseded common sense , and the process of corruption commenced . Philosophy taught the pre-existence of souls' —the agency of a ministering power derived , as were all ideas , from the mind of the Deity ; and philosophic converts to Christianity , who possessed the influence which superior education ever gives , framed out of these materials , with thq aid of the figurative language of the scripture , and the
The Truth Teller.
THE TRUTH TELLER .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 1, 1833, page 330, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2625/page/10/
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