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Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 6God. Did not Jesus 'speak of himself repeatedly and plainly as one who was sent or commissioned by God? And yet is it possible that he should sustain this character, if, according to the Trinitarian scheme, he is either thehvery and eternal God, or a part Of'him, or another' being equal to him? Must he not be a being distinct from God, and in the most proper sense a creature of God, if he is to be con sidered as a me...

Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 2A 3 trinitytrinity in unity, fo plainly and folemnly efiablifhed by our glorious Church, and confirmed by the learned pains of many excellent writeis I fhould be glad to know the true reafon of this furprifmg Change, and make no doubt but you will readily explain yourfelf upon thefe religious points, as you and I have-had frequent conferences upon fubjefis of (crip ture.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hu...

Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 4: Printed and Published by the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of VirtueThe character brought forward in the following memoirs was, more than an hundred years ago, a character of celebrity at home and abroad, The questions concerning the doctrine of the trinity, that have been lately agitated, properly render it an object of curiosity to the present age, for Mr. Biddle was the fat...

Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 4: Printed and Published by the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue The character brought forward in the following memoirs was, more than an hundred years ago, a character of celebrity at home and abroad, The questions concerning the doctrine of the trinity, that have been lately agitated, properly render it an object of curiosity to the present age, for Mr. Biddle was the f...

Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 2 The unexpeé'ted demand which has been made for the former impreffion of the firf'c Dialogue, has given occafion for the republication of it: A fecond is now added to the prerent edition, and, in this laft difeu¿ion of the fuljeé}, the author has condtified his two, friends to a perioét agreement in Opinion and praéiice, upon principles which appeared, in the end, equally conclufive to both of them. About the Publi...

Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 6 I take the liberty of addressing this letter to those of you, in particular, who are not acquainted with the learned languages or with, ecclesiastical history. And I hope that you will excuse the freedom of a few plain hints on a very important subject. I presume, that you all have been trained up, to a reverence for the scriptures, and to a sincere value for the truth taught in them. In cherishing this reverence f...