, 1880-07-12
-1JNITARIANIsAr.
,1.ECrusE ny pnoF. PEABODY,

1tECEGhE IA EttQEs IEdUuUfs
"A very large audience assembled Mt St.
Paiil's Reformed Episcopal Cllnrcl. last evel-
Ing to listen a sermon, or, moro correctty
speaking, q lecture on Unitarlanlsm, by Prot.
a. T.. Peabody, Of Harvard College, DR..
Penlody has National reputation ~ q pro-
found scholar aud thinker, Rild the discourse
last evening was worthy OF such reputa-
tion. The text wna: = 4 80
One God and Father of all. who Is aboye all,
mud through nll, and In you all-Ephtshtns, IT,. q
There aro statements Of the Trinity by men
Of unlisputed orthodoxy which tue lecturer
would very readily accept. f., The unity OF
God is demonstrated. by tho unity pf His
works, the tokens OF consistent and lar.
is revival from !ts nge-long, s!N,nber, has
leen belt!lV tue universe wftal the Inscription,
"GOl Is one.nn Hut the ilntte eMiind canIot grasp
The unity whiSl! Y beIleyes. It must resolve
for. Under these lleniis It IL easy 10 cnssity
NIL that wo know Of the lnll,i!t be!rg. .Tlg
devqut sou, whateser ,tta 0oglnatio fai!ll,
perfect reasona6ieness alsircss its W prayers m
I1ld praises. To the actual throne under
nalnes, corresponding Respectively to thesY
several rolatlQnA Tiio. trinIty titus. t!eauel
which the sunbuap Is brokeM by tho prism,
It Il u fiptle Of conception rAtller than q doc:
.rine: ,As u nintleot eoucsliloD 1t Ii llatural.
S!R esa t sa tn aSt TN @qa G rspss spsskYs %S %
ssSlsss sglG sty y piyIs pEiSIsa .xsf|f ssSs ss;
plNoo 70 y.rGfal fl traqltons. ;.As regard,
PsstSo & ts S|s 1t Jill III '9M s0s Sas ssffssa f's
~ s;|E,Ifsa;|y " "a ,If;S,Ms ,, SS|,s II hsity:
D!ylNe attributes. ;r!,a. !ulfhstt 'hI,eaker
IL fha Fnfhnr s,,sfaii,i ue,vnr1, n {nat it"
tioi u tfis position. ii III tGat yesussH sa 1t
ll!4,self. there Is but a single lllsta,iea. ,ln
sinI %inIIs Sal,n (" hs E9Fs @ FFntr at ss ~ +,
II aill lily Fati,ot are one" Hut tlls dEsais,
pears In tie orixinaL- 10 the Apostles JestIs
wag exactly Wllut I1s il ,tb III; secofNl 70
Goa eSqfs r WsES s sak1G, t" ,sd sis @
All entirely unnatural meaning to scores OF
teXts ~ tic apostolic epIstl|s, qn! to>almost
al that Ieags said about Iliu&se|f., 1t Is said
the Fsshey. VIII. il itfa5s, ;as s. When 1lS l.
antters, when IL dIss, II Is. speakjng
Hatlre alone. This .speaaefl would Reply
,.tss of this doctrine Of fvo5 natares, uui,
| secondly, that Christ uses. hto lnuEunge tln-
plying i9ferlorlty when tuRpeaks ot ,ofAcca
WhteL, Il tltero be two n9inffs, must belong
the yhdgo Of Man!slnd. X tsTrist Were! tic
4 :fiino: wien ths Aposiiias dist knew new
this, and We should hnyo tW the Sacred record
some TRACES Of this discovery It would llaYe
4etn t3 thcln On astounding overwhelming
oil that they thought, felt, and said concern,
5ng their Master. 1t scenlH cert,ln that willie
liz was With. them thoy rtasrtctl Him rs a
maMl they ws!s not alarmed and put TO AIght
pttsel Nv .Ilts death; they. were
surprised by 1lfa resurrection. Int tho t1ulll
must have lecE,l,a known to them. Il not
t9I Oh te NY netseGst rise nawase
Of Christ, they .woul!l have heei i!l-iittesE tn
their work NJ Christian prulag agan41sts, .I1a
speaker might pItsub Ills negative arSAtn}Gtst arSA n
should deslra " any wuull lelu!ti1l i
! volume. Nor would he Wish, II