Unitarian Principles Confirmed by Trinitarian Testimonies: Being Selections from the Works of Eminent Theologians Belonging to Orthodox Churches

American Unitarian association, 1855 - Trinity - 504 pages

The Athanasian Trinity or the Trinity of Coequal Persons	5

CHAPTER I	25

True Zeal accompanied by a Spirit of Wisdom Love	34

25	40

The Nature and Evils of an Intolerant or a Persecuting Spi	56

Faith Orthodoxy Heresy Schism and other Terms often used	67

The Constituents of the Christian Church Wise and Good	76

Unitarians distinguished for their Worth Piety Intelligence	86

The Trinity of Distinct Eternal and Infinite Minds or Beings	280

The Trinity of Names Modes Relations or Characters	301

Summary of Trinities	311

2 The Dogma of a Triune God utterly Incomprehensible	318

Theological Terms either Unintelligible and Useless if not	324

The Doctrine of a Triune God or of the Deity of Christ	334

The Doctrine of a Triune God or of the Deity of Christ	351

No Doctrines additional to those previously taught by Christ	362

Unitarians entitled to the Christian Name	108

The Speculations of Vanity and the Love of Singularity	156

Hindrances in General	164

Reason and Revelation consistent with each other	172

Inefficacy and Pernicious Results of requiring an Assent or	180

The Sacred Books not Inspired Records but Records of Reve	188

The Improper Treatment of Scripture	213

CHAPTER IV	227

The Principles of Christianity suitable to all Capacities	234

IV	240

Belief in Unintelligible Mysteries and Metaphysical Creeds	250

185	255

CHAPTER V	257

Remarks on the Ancient and Modern Theories of Eternal Gene	274

CHAPTER VII	377

188	387

Selfexistent and Supreme	392

I	402

ance on Earth	414

Christ as a Divine Teacher and a Worker of Miracles	438

Section Page	446

Christ not God but the Representative the Manifestation	458

As Head of the Church and as Judge of Mankind Christ	464

CHAPTER IX	477

The Holy Spirit if a Person different from the Father Inferior	485

Early Christian Writers referred to	493

Unitarians referred to	503

Title	Unitarian Principles Confirmed by Trinitarian Testimonies: Being Selections from the Works of Eminent Theologians Belonging to Orthodox Churches
Author	John Wilson
Contributors	John Wilson, American Unitarian Association
Publisher	American Unitarian association, 1855
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	27 Aug 2008
Length	504 pages

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