Reasons for Rejecting the Doctrine of Satisfaction for Sin by the Sufferings and Death of Christ: In Five Letters to the Editor of the Christian Reformer (Classic Reprint)

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According to an intimation given at the close of my narrative, [v 01. XIV. P. I am now about to lay before your readers the reasons why I have thought it right to reject, as a great error, the above-named popular doctrine. But before I proceed, I beg to premise that the course of argu ment by which I was led to my present convic tions on the subject, has not been influenced by any assistance derived from the preaching or writings of Unitariansfi Not that I wish to de preciate their labours and productions, or to con.

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