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CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.

NEW SERIES.

NO. I.

Religion, illustrated by a comparison of it with other qualities

and objects. No. 3. Methods of exhibiting religion.

Discordant opinions of Messrs Green and Duncan, Miller and

Stuart, on the efficacy of Creeds, as safeguards to orthodoxy.

Simplicity in religion.

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To a clerical friend, departing in a storm. Original Poetry.

Our Saviour's temptations in the wilderness.

Memoirs of Rev Edward Payson, D. D. Portland 1830.

The Holy Spirit not a person. Mr Hamilton's Lectures.

Unitarian Dedication and Ordinations.

NO. II.

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Religion, illustrated by a comparison of it with other qualities

and objects. No. 4. Conversion.

The doctrine of divine influence.

Regeneration, and the manner of its occurrence, as explained

by the 'old' and 'new' Calvinists. Dr Cox's Sermon be-

fore the Synod of New-York. Princeton Biblical Reperto-

ry. New Haven Christian Spectator.

Transubstantiation and the Trinity, and the modes of defending

them. C

Spirit of the Pilgrims.'

Unitarian Installation and Ordinations.

NO. III.

Religion, illustrated by a comparison of it with other qualities

and objects, No. V. Evidences of Piety and Virtue.

Fellowship with God.

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Complaints of Orthodoxy. Professor Stuart's Letter to Dr

Channing.

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Heresy at New-Haven. Dr Woods' Letter to Dr Taylor.
Spirit of English Unitarianism. Letter from an American cler-
gyman in England, to the Secretary of the A. U. Association. 139