Reverend Green: Unitarianism-- Not a New Doctrine, But Genuine Christianity

Boston, MA: American Unitarian Association, 1843. 13 x 21 cm. The people at Athens had attained a great advancement in learning and philosophy when the Apostle Paul came to preach to them the new religion, they did not close their ears against him, nor presume to denounce his doctdrine without affording it a hearing. ""Amidst the unfortunate divisions of the Christian world, and the conflicting claims of sects, how many there are, whose minds are continually vacillating between one and the other, who are driven about by every wind of doctrine, and can find no permanent resting-place for their faith and hope!"" Preacher presents an outline of Unitarian Christianity. ""Unitarianism is no new doctrine. We firmly and conscientiously believe that Unitarianism was the doctrine of Jesus Christ and the Apostles-- we believe it to be the doctrine of pure and uncorrupt Christianity."" ""We believe that there is one God, and one only; that God is one person, one being, one spirit, one intelligent agent and one only. That is we believe in God's strict personal unity. Whoever believes this may be called a Unitarian."" Includes four pages of notes to provide explanation of the texts relied upon to prove the Deity of Christ. Paper leaflet fastened with thread stitching. Lightly soiled, several pages unopened, very good. . Catalogs: Religious.