An Historical View of the State of the Unitarian Doctrine And Worship From the R
An Historical View of the State of the Unitarian Doctrine And Worship From the R
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Surely what might be well intended, but was ill underftood at the time ; and vjhat is in itfelf againfl all right and jiftice -, izhat is direcily contrary to the doctrine of Chrifi, and is of 7n eft fatal confequence ; Jhould be correci- ed : arid la'uos not be fjffered to remain, ivhich fer'-je to encourage men s ^ujorft pafjions, a7id excite the?n to hate, p erf e cute, and deftroy their felloiv-citizens for their very virtues.
But to return to and finilli the fubjed: in hand. It happened, a...s might well be expected, that by Mr. Firman and his friends mixing themfelves in the crowd with the worfhipers [ 320 ] worfhipers of the Trinity, their teftimony to the Unity of God, if not intirely loft, became of little value, and unheeded. Nor indeed could it well be otherwife. For when he and other Unitarians could quiet their fcruples, and be eafy in joining uni- formly in the ftated worfhip and invocation of Three feveral Divine Perfons, andconlider it all the while as the worfliip of One God, they could have no plea or title to objedt to, or complain of it, as a wrong or falfe wor^ fhip ; and others would naturally infer their full approbation of it from their praftice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely what might be well intended, but was ill underftood at the time ; and vjhat is in itfelf againfl all right and jiftice -, izhat is direcily contrary to the doctrine of Chrifi, and is of 7n eft fatal confequence ; Jhould be correci- ed : arid la'uos not be fjffered to remain, ivhich fer'-je to encourage men s ^ujorft pafjions, a7id excite the?n to hate, p erf e cute, and deftroy their felloiv-citizens for their very virtues.
But to return to and finilli the fubjed: in hand. It happened, a...s might well be expected, that by Mr. Firman and his friends mixing themfelves in the crowd with the worfhipers [ 320 ] worfhipers of the Trinity, their teftimony to the Unity of God, if not intirely loft, became of little value, and unheeded. Nor indeed could it well be otherwife. For when he and other Unitarians could quiet their fcruples, and be eafy in joining uni- formly in the ftated worfhip and invocation of Three feveral Divine Perfons, andconlider it all the while as the worfliip of One God, they could have no plea or title to objedt to, or complain of it, as a wrong or falfe wor^ fhip ; and others would naturally infer their full approbation of it from their praftice.
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