Unitarianism DefendedIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation38 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterUNITARIANISM DEFENDED: A SERIES OF LECTURESGENERAL PREFACE.Introductory materialCORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL.CORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL. (continued 2)THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY.THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY.THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY. (continued 2)LECTURE II.LECTURE II. (continued 2)LECTURE III.LECTURE III. (continued 2)LECTURE IV.LECTURE IV. (continued 2)THE PROPOSITION “THAT CHRIST IS GOD,” PROVED TO BE FALSE FROM THE JEWISH AND THE CHRISTIAN SCRIPTURES.LECTURE V.LECTURE V. (continued 2)THE SCHEME OF VICARIOUS REDEMPTION INCONSISTENT WITH ITSELF, AND WITH THE CHRISTIAN IDEA OF SALVATION.LECTURE VI.LECTURE VI. (continued 2)PREFACE.LECTURE VII. THE UNSCRIPTURAL ORIGIN AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY. BY REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM.LECTURE VII. THE UNSCRIPTURAL ORIGIN AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY. BY REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM. (continued 2)LECTURE VIII. MAN, THE IMAGE OF GOD. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE VIII. MAN, THE IMAGE OF GOD. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)PREFACE.LECTURE IX. THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO DWELLETH IN US, AND TEACHETH ALL THINGS. By REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM.LECTURE IX. THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO DWELLETH IN US, AND TEACHETH ALL THINGS. By REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM. (continued 2)LECTURE X. CREEDS THE FOES OF HEAVENLY FAITH; THE ALLIES OF WORLDLY POLICY. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE X. CREEDS THE FOES OF HEAVENLY FAITH; THE ALLIES OF WORLDLY POLICY. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)LECTURE XI. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF MORAL EVIL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU.LECTURE XI. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF MORAL EVIL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU. (continued 2)LECTURE XII. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF RETRIBUTION HEREAFTER. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE XII. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF RETRIBUTION HEREAFTER. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)LECTURE XIII. CHRISTIANITY WITHOUT PRIEST, AND WITHOUT RITUAL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU.LECTURE XIII. CHRISTIANITY WITHOUT PRIEST, AND WITHOUT RITUAL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU. (continued 2)INDEX OF TEXTS.Previous chapter ←GENERAL PREFACE.Next chapter →CORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL.All chapters and sections (38)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsUNITARIANISM DEFENDED: A SERIES OF LECTURESGENERAL PREFACE.Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsCORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL.CORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL. (continued 2)THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY.THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY.THE PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE OF THE UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY. (continued 2)LECTURE II.LECTURE II. (continued 2)LECTURE III.LECTURE III. (continued 2)LECTURE IV.LECTURE IV. (continued 2)THE PROPOSITION “THAT CHRIST IS GOD,” PROVED TO BE FALSE FROM THE JEWISH AND THE CHRISTIAN SCRIPTURES.LECTURE V.LECTURE V. (continued 2)THE SCHEME OF VICARIOUS REDEMPTION INCONSISTENT WITH ITSELF, AND WITH THE CHRISTIAN IDEA OF SALVATION.LECTURE VI.LECTURE VI. (continued 2)PREFACE.LECTURE VII. THE UNSCRIPTURAL ORIGIN AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY. BY REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM.LECTURE VII. THE UNSCRIPTURAL ORIGIN AND ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY. BY REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM. (continued 2)LECTURE VIII. MAN, THE IMAGE OF GOD. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE VIII. MAN, THE IMAGE OF GOD. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)PREFACE.LECTURE IX. THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO DWELLETH IN US, AND TEACHETH ALL THINGS. By REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM.LECTURE IX. THE COMFORTER, EVEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH, WHO DWELLETH IN US, AND TEACHETH ALL THINGS. By REV. JOHN HAMILTON THOM. (continued 2)LECTURE X. CREEDS THE FOES OF HEAVENLY FAITH; THE ALLIES OF WORLDLY POLICY. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE X. CREEDS THE FOES OF HEAVENLY FAITH; THE ALLIES OF WORLDLY POLICY. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)LECTURE XI. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF MORAL EVIL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU.LECTURE XI. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF MORAL EVIL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU. (continued 2)LECTURE XII. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF RETRIBUTION HEREAFTER. BY REV. HENRY GILES.LECTURE XII. THE CHRISTIAN VIEW OF RETRIBUTION HEREAFTER. BY REV. HENRY GILES. (continued 2)LECTURE XIII. CHRISTIANITY WITHOUT PRIEST, AND WITHOUT RITUAL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU.LECTURE XIII. CHRISTIANITY WITHOUT PRIEST, AND WITHOUT RITUAL. BY REV. JAMES MARTINEAU. (continued 2)INDEX OF TEXTS.EXPLAINED OR REFERRED TO IN LECTURES II. V. VI. XI. XIII.◇← GENERAL PREFACE.CORRESPONDENCE ON THE TRINITARIAN AND UNITARIAN CONTROVERSY AT LIVERPOOL. →