, 1877-11-04

and people," and pictured to his hearers the in
ability Of Christ or Buddha to Fill the position
OF President in a bank or insurance Office in
New York City.
The people Of Atlantis, Ga, have promised q
hearty welcome to the international Sunday.
School Convention, which meets in that city
next April. 4 large Committee Of Arrange.
been appointed. The Chancellor Of the State
University s'with leading representative men
from the Baptist, Methodist, Preybrterian, Epis-
eopal, and Christian churches,,,' - are also upon
the Committee,
NATIONAL. LIBERAL LEAGUE.
The annual Convention OF the National Ltber-
al League was held in Rochester on the 26th
ult-, Mr. Francis E. Abbott, OF Boston, presided
Among the Fice-Presidcnts elect were Judge
Booth, Rabbi Felsenthal, and the Rev. Robert
Collycr, OF this city. Ernst Prussinr was elect
ec a member OF the Executive Committee. Tho
Convention adopted resolutions denying that
'sthis Is Q Christian Government" opposing
''the putting OF God in the Constitutions;
siastictsm, defeuding the total separation OF
Church and State. denying the right OF the Gov
ernment to demand supreme allegiance where
1t does not furnish full protection in civil,
political. and religious rights, deuouncing the
policy Of the Government in refusing to protect
its citizens at home. while claiming to do SO
abroad, protesting against the excrnptine OF
church property from taxation, asking for the
protection OF the civit, religious, and political
rights Of the people through the 1nst1umen-
tali,y OF the United States Courts, aud not BY
the army unless there il overt rebellion agaiust
the National Government, and. L.insisttng on the
maintenance OF the publicssaool stcm,-free1
from all sectariar instrlctton,-and compulsory
education OH the part Of the State, so that no
child be allowed to grow up within its limits 10
state OF Ignorance. Speeches were made By
Prof. Rawson OF New York, DR.. Brown Of Bins-
hamton, and Others.
ANOTHER nEEET1C.
The Rev. John Miller, sou Of the tate Or.
Miller, Of Princeton Seminary, has been adj
judged hetctic BY the Synod 6f New Jersey.
His thrce alleged hercsits arc:
l. That death is utter ani complete until the
resurrection What becomes Of Tie sonl during
this interval he does nut absolutely decide. It's
Consciousness may be merely suspended; but he IL
inclined to believe that mentality is one Of the at
tributes Of matter in its higher combinations. and
that when the body il dissolved. it, sou1 Is neces-
sarly dissolved und extinct until the body is re-
stored ut the resurrection. In this theory. which
be- prupounds az probable he dnds basis of recon-
ciiAtion between religion lEI Matcr1aiistic Science
= Tba. souls no, being directly created. but
generated, ChrsE's human soHf was in Adam: and
par!uok. with the rest of human nature In bulk,
of the guilt Of Adams sin; but that Christ Himself
WIS absolutely sinless--not by regeneration. but
from. and by His zst generation By the Holy Ghost
and Us We understand. by anticipaIlve purchase Of
His atoncment, This lett l1ls human nature shat
tered and compasscd by indfnlites over which no
j. That Christ in Ilis divine nature embraces not
thirt OF the Deity, bnt the whole Deity. as does
the Father and the lioly Spirit. 70 that there are
not three persons In the Godhead. nnt only one
person. OF hypothesis, that the Father. the Son.
anu the Spirit are each the entire aud undivided
God lie dcnc* socinian!anl. Artanism, aua even
Sabclanissn, and seems to take very near!y tn.
position described by NeaEIer as that Of the Mon
aschlan Eoetus. before the definition OF tue DOC
tf,ne of the Trinity at Mecca. lie ciaims that he
differs from al1 other opponents OF the Trinity
since the Slccnc definition. in that be does not de-
rrac but eeyates, the conception OF the person OF
Christ