THE

UNITARIAN MISCELLANY

AND

CHRISTIAN MONITOR.

Charity rejoiceth in the truth.-Paul to the Corinthians.

Those creeds are best, which keep the very words of Scripture; and
that faith is best, which hath greatest simplicity.-Jeremy Taylor.

VOL. V.

Baltimore:

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JOHN D. TOY, PRINTER.

1824.

CONTENTS OF VOL. V.

No. XXXIII.

Authority of the Lord's Supper-Unreasonableness of excessive

worldly Anxiety-Toleration and Liberty of Opinion-Sparks' Theo-

logical Collection—A Psalm, translated from Klopstock-Plainness of

the Christian Doctrines—Unitarian Fund Society-Scripture Les-

sons Installation at Medford.

P. 1

No. XXXIV.

Christ in the Form of God-Creeds the Source of Intollerance-

Christ the Master of his Disciples-Spirit of Orthodoxy-Early Uni-

tarians in Poland-Obituary of the Hon. George Cabot-Influence of

a Knowledge of God-Unitarian Society at Pittsburgh.

p. 37

No. XXXV.

State of the Dutch Church-An Eastern Tale-Milton on Heresy-

Queen Mary on Heresy-Objects of Prayer-The Treasures of the

Deep-Colman's Dedication Sermon-Transylvania University-

Theological Institution at Cambridge-Obituary Notice-Unitarian

Church in Pittsburgh-Cold Preaching.

No. XXXVI.

Doctrine of two Natures in Christ-Attacks on the Characters of

Unitarians-Nature and Design of the Lord's Supper-Obituary of

the Rev. Mr. Christie-New Work proposed by Rammohun Roy-

Installation at Brooklyn.

p. 121

P. 85

No. XXXVII.

Doctrine of two Natures in Christ-A New Year's Wish-A Story,

from Sadi-Two went up into the Temple to Pray-Religion the

Friend of Mental Improvement-Liberty of the Press-Dr. Mur-

dock's Discourse on the Atonement-Third Annual Report of the

Baltimore Unitarian Book Society-Ordination at New Bedford.

p. 157

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No. XXXVIII.

The Thirty-nine Articles of Unitarianism—Observance of the Lord's Day-To a friend on the Death of his Son, by VæsemskyChurch and State-Mediatorial Office of Christ-Spirit of OrthodoxyMore Spirit of Orthodoxy-Obituary of Judge Toulmin-The Christian-Ordination at Biddeford.

p. 205

No. XXXIX.

Virtue the great End of Christianity-Liberality of the Quarterly Review--Incomprehensibility of God-Mortality and ImmortalityRepentance and Conversion-Jeremy Taylor on Death-bed Repentance-Installation Exercises at Brooklyn.

p. 241

No. XL.

Efficacy and obligation of the Lord's Supper-Sir Isaac Newton's Unitarianism-Sir Isaac Newton's History of the Text of the three Heavenly Witnesses--Spirit of Orthodoxy in the West---Geneva Catechism, Third Part.

p. 277