What Do Unitarians Believe?
What Do Unitarians Believe?
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We believe that he was the most excellent person who has ever lived upon earth; that he was a perfect (nun, holy, harmless, undefined. We believe, that in the highest degree he was the Son of God, dearly beloved ; because he was ui all times, in all things, led by the spirit of the Heavenly Father. We believe (hut he was tempted in all points like any Other man ; but that he never yielded to temptation. He did no -in. He was a man or sorrows, acquainted with grief; but he was perfected by his B...ufferings, and not made by them, as to many are, peevish, discontented, rebellions.
We, I'nitarians, believe that .testis is our great exemplar, set before us by the Heavenly Father, to be our pattern in all things ; that in him we see ■• the measure of the stature of the perfect man'* — " the mark of our high calling''— that "as he was holy, so are we called to bo holy in all manner of conversation." It is therefore a prominent article of the Unitarian laith. that all men ought lo act at all times as JeBtis would act in the same cir- cumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We believe that he was the most excellent person who has ever lived upon earth; that he was a perfect (nun, holy, harmless, undefined. We believe, that in the highest degree he was the Son of God, dearly beloved ; because he was ui all times, in all things, led by the spirit of the Heavenly Father. We believe (hut he was tempted in all points like any Other man ; but that he never yielded to temptation. He did no -in. He was a man or sorrows, acquainted with grief; but he was perfected by his B...ufferings, and not made by them, as to many are, peevish, discontented, rebellions.
We, I'nitarians, believe that .testis is our great exemplar, set before us by the Heavenly Father, to be our pattern in all things ; that in him we see ■• the measure of the stature of the perfect man'* — " the mark of our high calling''— that "as he was holy, so are we called to bo holy in all manner of conversation." It is therefore a prominent article of the Unitarian laith. that all men ought lo act at all times as JeBtis would act in the same cir- cumstances.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel J Samuel Joseph May to read onlineMoreLess
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