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    THE TRUTH TELLER.

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    not only the religious student , but the man of literature and refinement , would reap instruction and delight . We know of nothing in our language equal in all respects to some of the most inspired works of Robert Hall ; and if any thing could bring religion into fashion among the fastidious , presenting it to them in a garb _ so ~ elegjan . t _ a _ nd ^^ so devoutly to be wished . L .

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    Speaking the truth in love . —Paul .

    In my last paper I spoke of the necessity of giving God the heart . It is what God claims , it . is what nature prompts * it is what salvation requires . I now add that UnitarianChristianity is eminently fitted to foster sound , deep , ancj ardent devotion . A different opinion is , I know , abroad . The atmosphere in which Unitarians live must ,, it is imagined , be dull and cold , because they worship not an incarnate and a placated God . I will grant"that we are free from" the devouring flames of superstition . Imust-be allowed

    to think that frenzied fanaticism , however warm its burnings , is too much like ' zeal without knowledge / to be piety , and that the objector must couple godliness and * the spirit of a sound mind ' with ardour to make up the description of the * man of God . ' And sure I am , that in Unitarian Christianity , whatever may be

    the practice of some Unitarians , there is every consideration that can kindle the heart without consuming it . If Jesus is not our God , his Father is ; and our views permit , at least equally with those that are more popular , of the joint operation of God and Christ , of the two highest and best beings in the universe , in the work of human redemption * One -would think , in listening to some of our detractors , that either God or Christ were excluded

    from our regards ; but we * hear and do' the words of the Saviour , * ye believe in God , believe also in me ; ' we hear and rejoice in that other declaration , * My Father worketh hitherto , and I work . The one we behold in heaven , and through the universe working for man's good ; the other dwelling amongst men , to

    shadow forth the divine perfections on earth ; to become * God with us / to disclose God ' s will , and do God ' s work , that he might eventually draw all men unto hint ) , by the attractions of his benign excellencies , as the setting sun draws the eye , and makes it linger in the horizon long after it has passed away . What more can the incarnate God be to others than < God in Christ' is to us ? What more than what we know and feel we may find in him > ' righteousness , sanctification , and redemption ; ' while our views

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    266 THE TRUTH TELLER .

    The Truth Teller.

    THE TRUTH TELLER .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 1, 1833, page 266, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2621/page/10/