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      of Mr * $ fr T&eY&oo&j ejected frofti Ormskirk , who 4 ied aged 44 , the ^ ear this h is ?* n Wfcht to the ncariemy ^ f 39 . Robert Shaw , May 3 . 40 . ' -Hobert Carr , June 20 . 41 . Henry-Latham , Oct . 5 , 1677 . Hevwas the father of Dr , Lathain , a physician at Newcastle ,

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      Qn the Adpantages arising from Sects and Parties * March 6 , 1811 , Nothing' 5 s more common among almost all classes of serious Christians , than to lament

      and cotnpkiin of the great variety of sects and parties into "which the religious world is divided , and to express the most ardent wishes that these differences of

      opinion could be done away , and that all mankind could by some means or other be made to think alike . This sentiment is become 50 genial as to be assumed by many as a sort of axiom or first

      principle which admits of no dispute * and in fact seems to be almost the sole point qn which the contending parties are all agreed . " Since £ rufch > " they say , ¦<* is one , and the means of attaining it equally open to all , why should Dot allvbe- ? led to the same

      conclusion ? To say nothing of the bitter factions and contentions which religious disputes h ^ ve occasioned in the church * the violent passions-y ^ hich they hav e exited , the crimes and persecutions to

      wilier these passions have led , Way they not .-afford a plausible foundation to the objections df . unfcelievetf , who ; may perhaps ? th ^ P&ejappear ^ ince ... of 1 justice & ® ar $ , t tfostt vte . sh qffl 4 ' first

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      who w ^ s ohe file Jiea ^ s ^^ F Mr . Beniamm Rennett , an | fVpuD--lished same of liis pasthumou * iscourses * 42 , Joseph ( or 5 pslixia ) Eato ^ , " ^^ April 4 , \ i 67 « "/ . V ^ VVf / j Qu ; Whetlier he wais riot ^ k father of I > r * Eaton of J ^ ottiii& » ham ?

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      agree among ourselves what it Christianity , before we feiorilrnend it to the acceptance ^ F others ? Besides , may not die deputes and cbnttoversies aiil 6 ^ g the various parties who all aWge

      in- professing to believe the Gk ^ spel , have a very unhappy effect not only ontbe minds / ^ ot ^ t&kfe immediately e ^\ gaged > M whoxa the good seed may be choked xu by the thorns and weetfs bj ^ vidjte debate , or the sprouting p ^ nfc blasted b y the storms ^ & £ vloleb . qe

      and acrimony ; but Msb ^ ra ; the more unlettered but weIf-Mspose 5 disciple , Avho is either iridiit ^ by this example to disregf&rfcl ffo& Tundarnental sind practical "' ptibfa ciples of his religion , in toj ? 4 tf'W direct his whole ^ ttenuori id th 8 &

      which afFotd rooto for ^ triFe' kfjS £ debate , or else , di ^ lrited ^ J ^ itit endless disputes , virh ^ re nd ^ eraM footing can be'bhtiXl p&jd , is WriiptS ed , to give tip tHe oriole kri 5 abandon himself toa hopejiesi scepticistii ? " ; '

      All this , and more , is sai ^ a ^ those who are accustomed tB | ini sist upon the evils ari ) Sn 3 i ^ £ ^ 6 m . this diversity of ^ tilrie ^ ' ; cannot help thipkin ^* l . ho ^ eVeK that theif coitlplairit ! s dire .. W liHfferriisphic « d ; that tlie ' ev ^ ih wKi ^ E , they ascribe to t ^ is disposition ' ot tilings are either' gt ^ Af ex&g *

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      On the Adnfmi&fc s arlBt&from Setts " wtif Parfou 503

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1811, page 205, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2415/page/13/