CONTENTS, MISCELLANY. Error in Every System is Truth Distorted, Errors respecting the Method of Pardon in the Divine Foster's Essay on the Importance of considering the Sub- God the Hope of all Believers, God, the Parental Character of, Inquiry in Religion, Right Method of, Letter of a Boston Gentleman to a Unitarian Clergyman, 145 Letters of an English Traveller, Letter to a Trinitarian Friend, Thoughts on Divine Sovereignty, Trinitarian Exposition of John xvii. examined, Uniformity of Opinion not essential, POETRY. Benefits derived from Sunday Schools, Duties of the Sunday School Teacher, Hints to Sunday School Teachers, Influence of Sunday Schools on Society, Objections to Sunday Schools Considered, Religious Teaching is Charity, School, the, or Lessons in Morals, Sunday School Teacher's Reward, 163 214 161 161 315 59 53 316 215 162 164 112 267 161 161 268 Income from Benevolent Societies, Massachusetts Society for the Suppression of Intemper- New Meeting House in Walpole, N. H. Number of Ministers in New England, Old South Church in Portsmouth, N. H. Religious Denominations in Europe, Religious Denominations in the United States, Religious Magazines in the United States, We have intimated that the Unitarian Advocate is published because such a work is needed. By this we do not mean to imply that other works, similar in character and objects, and extensively circulated already, are chargeable with the smallest deficiency. We cordially unite in the common sentiment of esteem for these very important and useful publications. The talent, diligence, and zeal which the Christian Examiner especially has long exhibited, warrant the belief that it will remain a most effective advocate of those good designs which we wish to see advanced. But the great increase in the number of those who read on religious subjects and are earnestly watching the progress of opinion, demands and authorizes a corresponding multiplication of the helps to inquiry. It is as an auxiliary, and in no degree as a substitute, that we would be known. This work will differ from others, rather in the extent of its plan, and some modifications in style and form, than in any thing essential to its character and purpose. We shall, as far as possible, confine ourselves to what belongs 1 VOL. I.-NO. I. |