Unitarianism Def
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共 77 段- By their own act they entered with us into this Controversy;
- While we are willing to hope for a prevailing spirit of equi
- Christian Brethren,—A letter of public invitation has been a
- In your letter to the Unitarians, published in the _Courier_
- 2. But, gentlemen, while I cheerfully receive the admonition
- I. That it was you yourselves who started this very question
- Were some stranger to our religion inquiring what it is to b
- I am tempted to give a few specimens of the differences betw
- And now shall I be told, that this is claiming Heaven on the
- And now, in conclusion, let me say once more, that though we
- “At the present moment I would ask, whether it is a vice to
- It is not long before their extraordinary character becomes
- But we are called upon to say, whether we really mean to rep
- Now the original account of the descent of the Holy Spirit c
- We are warned that “the Bible is _not_ a shifting, mutable,
- (2.) “Jerome,” it is said, “does not admit the work in quest
- But I may be answered here, that Christianity itself is a ma
- Now, strange to say this principle was broadly admitted. It
- 4. It was stated that a slight degree of evidence might affe
- “St. John, writing in Asia Minor, where many, for whom he in
- “The mistranslation of the word αἰῶνες, by the English word
- I anticipate the objection that the glories of his deity wer
- In this statement, I do no wrong to Calvinism, and scarcely
- I think it right to state here that one or two passages are
- The same doctrine is taught more leniently in the 13th artic
- There cannot, however, be a greater abuse of words, than to
- The usage of the word _God_, in the New Testament, presents
- Now observe with what distinctness the most lofty phrases ap
- If an Athanasian received a divine commission to prepare a G
- Now the terms employed in the statement of the doctrine of t
- 2. But a more important consideration, for the understanding
- With respect to the meaning of the name, “THE SON,” our oppo
- This is the scene of which we have to seek the interpretatio
- I sum up, then, this part of my subject by observing, that b
- At the same time let me acknowledge, that this statement res
- The habitual delicacy with which Paul, likewise, classed him
- What then must have been the feeling of the Hebrew, when tol
- In making _penal_ redemption and _moral_ redemption separate
- The doctrine of Atonement has introduced among Trinitarians
- There are then two points to be determined respecting this p
- vii. 27. Let the reader look carefully again into the verbal
- In contrast with the insulated life of the Jews of Palestine
- _Origen_, _A.D._ 230.
- “We have now given a full account of the true and genuine _P
- He therefore that will be saved: must thus think of the Trin
- We have thus, then, two admissions on the part of the Trinit
- We are told that the “invisible things of God are clearly se
- We were told, indeed, in Christ Church, by the Rev. D. James
- Appeal is made to scripture with still greater confidence th
- I am willing to admit, as I have before admitted, that socia
- Gal. v. 17. “For the flesh lusteth against the spirit, (Ἡ γὰ
- “Our Lord Jesus Christ,” says Mr. Buddicom, “hath solemnly a
- This is the only explanation I can conceive, and a very natu
- The expression “Holy Spirit” when used in scripture will I t
- The Death, the Resurrection, and the Ascension of the Christ
- I have introduced here this arbitrary, metaphysical, and uns
- “It is said that God has promised his Spirit to those who as
- The statement of the Church of England respecting the three
- Creeds have failed in all the objects for which it is preten
- II. I have so far shown that Creeds are the enemies of truth
- Names like these might throw a lustre over any system; it is
- (1.) In Greece, the genius of whose people anticipated most
- But it is, I believe, a misconception of the author, to trea
- (1.) Christianity is distinguished by the profound sentiment
- To all this, however, an objector might urge the following r
- The successive evolutions of the Pantheistic principle, and
- The direct testimony of Origen should be taken in connexion
- 1.—I commence with a few remarks on the nature of sin. One e
- In ordinary phraseology, we speak of our existence as if dea
- “In this passage all men are said to have been made mortal b
- After a few other remarks, the author proceeds to maintain h
- The formation of human society, and the institution of pries
- It is not pretended that the sacraments are mere commemorati
- Surely it must be admitted that the general spirit of our Lo
- It is by no means unusual to dismiss this charge on a whirlw
- The refusal to embody our sentiments in any authoritative fo
- Archbishop Magee admits, that the ceremony of laying the han