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    forgotten , arid he appears in his fg&e iaarA proper colours , oy boldly denying that Christ had died . This is excellent , it at once discovers the man and exposes the Unbeliever to open day , through all the flimsy disguise in wfiich he had shrouded himself . This

    which is only thrown out by the bye , you will consider , Mr . Editor , as a prelude to a more full aftAextended denial of the death of Christ , which Chariclo can prove as easily from the Scriptures , never to have taken place , as that Christ -never ascended to

    heaven . I had written thus far before X received the Repository for March , There is a most cmious instance of that regard to truth aaid consistency which Chariclo and his fellow-sceptics usually display , in his paper on Christian

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    XNTolerance ; a passage from colonel hutchinsok ' s life , with remarks .

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    To the Editor of the Monthly Repository .

    SIR , Jan . 31 , 1808 . The following passage in that very interesting volume , the •* Memoirs of the Life of Colo .

    iiel liutchinson , by bis Widow , appears , Jrom the bubject , to be peculiarly worthy of a place in your Miscellany . ' | 'hr m inner in which a serioasenquinng mind Jnay be led to review and correct the notions received fr m < arly education , is described with \ jreut

    Siihplicity . At this time ( about 1647 ) Col . H . ri sided with his family in Nottingham Castle , of Which he was governor for the parliament . ?• ' Wheiy formerly fhe Presbyterian £ niat 6 tei « had forced , him for quietaos *

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    Polytheism . In ord ^ r &O pport another curious position whtcfe he has adopted , v ^ z . that the < lis ? r cipks did actually pay homage ta Christ , he admits the far { of his ascension . Now I should be

    glad to know what are Chariclo ^ real opinions , or is he himself un ?* able to say wjiat they are—his bolts are shot at Christianity qviite at rail do in air ! in all directions ,

    and it he can but succeed in weakening the faith or unsettling the mind of a Christian , his noble a < . d praiseworthy design will be accomplished , but he labours in vain . The <* nh requisites to-de *

    tect and expose his absurd speculations , his palpable contradictions , and his unblushing falsehoods , arc ? pls-ijn " common sense and common honesty .

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    s ^ ke go break up a private meeting in the cannoneer ' s chamber , there were found some notes concerning Paer dobaptism , which being brought into the governor ' s lodgings , his wife

    havitig tften rnore lei ure to read than he , Jiaving" perused them and compared them ' with the scriptures , found not what : o say against the truths they asserted , concerning the misappli atioft of that ordinance to infants ; but beinjj then young and modest , she thought it a kind of virtue to submit to the judg *

    nient and practice of most churches , rather than to defend a sin ularopinion of her own , she not being then enli htened in that great mistake of the national churches ; but in this year she , happening to be with child , communicated her doubts to her husband , and desired him to endeavour her satisfaction ; whicht while he did he himself became as unsatisfied . oi r £ t& « r ' satisfied again *! i *»

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    JH 5 R Intolerance : a Pas $£ gefrom Col . JIutchinso ? i s Life .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1809, page 366, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1738/page/12/