Unitarianism defended
Subtitle: a series of lectures
By: by three Protestant dissenting ministers of Liverpool, in reply to a course of lectures, entitled "Unitarianism confuted," by thirteen clergymen of the Church of England.
Contributors: Martineau, James.; Martineau, James.; Martineau, James.; Giles, Henry.; Giles, Henry.; Giles, Henry.; Giles, Henry.; Thom, John H.; Thom, John H.; Thom, John H.; Thom, John H.
Publisher: Willmer
Published: 1839
Place of publication: Liverpool
Language: eng
Number of pages: 913
Subjects: Unitarianism
Table of contents: title: The practical importance of the Unitarian controversy [by] J.H. Thom.; The Bible: what it is, and what it is not [by] J. Martineau; Christianity not the property of critics and scholars, but the gift of God to all men [by] J.H. Thom; There is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus [by] H. Giles; The proposition that Christ is God proved to be false from the Jewish and the Christian Scriptures [by] J. Martineau; The scheme of vicarious redemption inconsistent with itself, and the Christian idea of salvation [by] J. Martineau; The unscriptural origin and ecclesiastical history of the doctrine of the Trinity [by] J.H. Thom; Man the image of God [by] H. Giles; The Comforter, even the spirit of truth, who dwelleth in us, and teacheth all things [by] J.H. Thom; Creeds the foes of Heavenly faith, the allies of worldly policy [by] H. Giles; The Christian view of moral evil [by] J. Martineau; The christian view of retribution hereafter [by] H. Giles; Christianity without priest, and without ritual [by] J. Martineau.