Unitarianism in
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共 34 段- While the Arminians accepted the Bible as an authoritative s
- By arbitrary methods the Puritans succeeded in controlling c
- [3] The ecclesiastical historians say that the half-way cove
- A pamphlet of thirty pages appeared in 1757, written by Samu
- Dr. Mayhew's words may be quoted in regard to some of the re
- In March, 1792, a Unitarian congregation was formed in Portl
- [48] Monthly Repository, III., 305. Mr. Hazlitt "arrived at
- Of more interest than these contentions in behalf of theolog
- Although the Congregational body was divided into two distin
- Three of the most widely known and respected of the older mi
- One of the first subjects to which the Association gave atte
- The early Unitarians were believers in the supernatural and
- The period immediately following the close of the civil war
- [9] Of the churches now in existence the first in Chicago wa
- On the other hand, the transcendentalists and the radical Un
- A few facts may be mentioned to illustrate the never-failing
- The period from 1880 to the present time is marked by a grow
- In January, 1882, the Unitarian Club of Boston was organized
- After Dr. Tuckerman had entered upon his work of visiting th
- At a meeting of the teachers of the Franklin Sunday-school h
- [6] At the school of the Twelfth Congregational Society, Car
- By means of the Post-office Mission the literature of the de
- Early in 1891 was begun the publication in Japanese of a mag
- [2] J.F. Clarke, Christian Examiner, September, 1854, LVII.
- With the aid of Mr. Francis E. Parker another important work
- From Dr. Channing this reform had the most earnest approval.
- When the names of individual Unitarians who took an active p
- The intellectual tendencies of the eighteenth century led ma
- Joseph, S. Buckminster was an enthusiastic student of the Bi
- In 1873 was organized by Miss Anna E. Ticknor, daughter of P
- James Freeman Clarke may be selected as a typical Unitarian
- Although Oliver Wendell Holmes was educated in the older for
- Most of the conferences organized from 1875 to 1885 were wit
- Galvin, Edward I., 176, 337.