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      Sensible how much she owes to Unitariattism , she would fain remove any groundless prejudice against it . She wishes « tt > o thus puhliclv to expires * her grateful tense of obligation to Mr . Belsham and to Mjr . Aspland , under whose ministry she has reaped all the

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      $ N PREACIIIKGUNITARIAKISM ANI > PRAYING TRINITARIANSM . To the Editor of the Monthly Repository .

      sia f Feb . 13 , 18 OS . There have been several attempts made to vindicate Mr . Stone ' s preaching Unitarianism in the church ; but I have not yet met with any one who has attempted to defend his praying Trinitarianism in the same church :

      for whether he offers up prayers himself or by his deputy , it is the s $ me . Here , in the presence of a God of truth , he prays to the three persons of the Trinity distinctly ; then to the three persons in one trinity , God ; in another place he prays by " the mystery of Qq ( Ps holy incarnation , by his

      holy nativity and circumcisions &c , &e /* Again , " O Lamb oa God , hear us . O Lamb of God , have mercy upon us &c . * ' Now I have to request that some of your correspondents would ac * count for this , and defend Mr . Stone ; that , although a Unitarian , I may no longer be guilty of the heinous sin of schism , but , reconciled to mother church , may hope shortly to be presented to some rich benefice . This will of course very much oblige Shv . Tours , &c * H . T— n .

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      advantages a Christian enjoys aboveaDeist , _ " : , I wiH only add , you have hese an account of a sinner converted by Unitarianism , whom Methodism could not convert , and whom Calvinism made a Deist * A CONVERT TO RATION A I , CHKISTIANITY .

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      On Preaching Uhitarianism and Praying Trinitariamsm . 120

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      . Ott THE PROPER piRECTION Of BENEVOtEK ^ E 3 tKRTIOW *

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      Howeyer imuch , in the moment tf gloooiy scepticism , we may teel inclined to doubt the infinite goodness of the Creator , when ^ e see the sunv of apparent e * il ^ oich exists in tjbi e creation , it is a though t interesting as true T , that

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      the more enlarged our views , the less of inconsistency we discover Whein we observe things partially , and take individual case * into consideration , appearances are often beyojid our comprehension ; but the general principle ! that thi *

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1808, page 129, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2390/page/9/