Relation of liberal Christians to a true theology and a higher religious life, and the encouragements and duties of their position
Subtitle: being addresses delivered at the thirty-third anniversary of the American Unitarian Association, Tuesday, May 25, 1858
Contributors: Metcalf and Company
Series: Tracts of the American Unitarian Association -- 1st ser., no. 299.
Publisher: American Unitarian Association
Published: 1858
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: Anniversaries; Unitarianism; American Unitarian Association
Notes: At head of title: 1st series. No. 299.
Table of contents: title: The importance of greater clearness and fullness of statement in the inculcation of Christian doctrines  -- Rev. C.H. Brigham, of Taunton; title: Indications of progress towards a more consistent theology  -- Rev. Dr. Hedge, of Brookline; title: Differences of belief among Unitarians not inconsistent with fraternal co-operation  -- Rev. Dr. Osgood, of New York; title: The necessity of a higher type of Christian life  -- Rev. H. Stebbins, of Portland; title: The philosophy of revivals  -- Rev. T. Starr King, of Boston; title: The allies of a liberal faith  -- Rev. Dr. Dewey, of Boston; title: The true denominational spirit, as a means of overcoming the obstacles in the way of our assuming a leading position in the church of this country -- Rev. Dr. Bellows, of New York.