UNITARIAN MISCELLANY

AND

CHRISTIAN MONITOR.

Charity rejoiceth in the Truth.-Paul to the Corinthians.
Those creeds are best, which keen the very words of Scripture; and
that faith is best, which hath greatest simplicity.-- Jeremy Taylor.

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CONTENTS

OF

VOLUME SECOND.

No. IX.

Causes of early Errors in Religion-On a Translation of the Scrips

Eures-Rev. Mr. Campbell's Address on the Trinity and Atonement

Fifth Letter to the Rev. Dr. Miller, on the Morat Tendency of

Unitarian Preaching Professor Lindsly's Discourse--German Re-

forined Church-Unitarianisnx of Dr. Watts.

No. x.

Original Language of St. Matthew's Gospel-Origin of the peculiar
Doctrines of Calvinism-Remarks on the Evangelical Magazine--Je.
remy Taylor on Diversity of Opinion among Christianis-Sixth Let-

ter to the Rev. Dr. Miller, on the Comparative Morais of Unita-

rians and Calvioists Christian RegisterOn Luke i. 16, 17.-The-

blugical School at Harvard L'niversity-Boston Publishing Fund So-

ciety—Original Hymn from Sewall's Collection,

; p. 41

No. XI.

Supposed Scripture Proofs of the Trinity-Orthodox Ordination

in Connecticut-Bishop Atterbury on Justification by Faith-Brief

History of Unitarianism in England Rev. Mr. Little's Discourse on

the Mystery of Christ.