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 Asscociation, Tuesday, May 25, 1858
Series: Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform, and Society; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Religion, Reform, and Society
Publisher: American Unitarian Association
Published: 1858
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: Anniversaries; Unitarianism; American Unitarian Association
Notes: Includes: Lay representation, by Gilbert Haven Position of the Protestant Episcopal Church with reference to other Protestant denominations, by W.h. Lewis; A Statement in regard to the position and policy of the American Unitarian Association, by Charles Lowe; The Millennium, by a Presbyter of Massachusetts; A Record of modern miracles, by a Dweller in the temple [S.B. Brittan]; The Guilt of the pagan, by W.G.T. Shedd; A Letter, respecting a work, entitled Christ crucified, by R.P. Stebbins; An Eternal cause enternizes its servants, by Rev. A.W. Stevens; Truth, [by W.H. Trentwith]; Occasional papers of the Warren street chapel; Thoughts on the missionary organizations of the Baptist denomination, by Francis Wayland; The Weapons of our warfare are not carnal, by I.C. Wellcome; The Morality of the Gospel, by Francis Wharton; the New Teacher, by W.H. Willett; God timing all national changes in the interests.

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