Edited under the Direction of the Committee of the First Unitarian Society

meeting for Public Worship in Church Alley, Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA,

PUBLISHED BY THOMAS DOBSON, AT THE STONE HOUSE,

NO. 41, SOUTH SECOND STREET,

T.EG. Palmer, printers.

1810.

CONTENTS.

51

Reflections on the Life and Character of Christ, by Ed-

mund lord bishop of Carlisle

3

Summary of the Evidence against the spurious passage

1 John v. 7,
8

47

A Catechism for Youth

Defence of Unitarian Principles

65

Friendly Dialogue between a common Unitarian and an

Athanasian

74

Letter to a Calvinistic Clergyman, stating reasons for

non-attendance on his ministry

106

Address to Protestant Trinitarians concerning the pro-

per object of worship

122

On the Nature and Discipline of a Christian Church 129

Brief Statement of the Doctrine of the Trinity, as it ap-

pears to a plain understanding

145

Decisions of Common Sense on the subject of the Deity

of Christ

148

View of Unitarianism as connected with Vital Godliness 153

Notice of the London Monthly Repository

159

A Theological Conversation

161

Trinitarian Paradoxes

175

Importance of adhering to First Principles in Religion 182

Search after Truth, in a dialogue between Criton and

Philo

197

Trinity twin-sister to Transubstantiation

214

Thoughts on the Unity of God

216