Sketches of moral and mental philosophy: their connection with each other; and their bearings on doctrinal Christianity ...

Mode of access: Internet.

A course of lectures on subjects connected with the corruption, revival, and future influence of genuine Christianity.

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of the Rev. H. Scougal : Containing the Life of God in the soul of man; with nine other discourses on important subjects. To which is added a sermon preached at the author's funeral, by George Gairden.

Mode of access: Internet.

Final restoration demonstrated from the Scriptures of truth: by three sufficient arguments: the oath of Jehovah; the love of Jehovah; the prayer of faith. Also the main objections refuted. Designed to vindicate the character of Almighty God and justify His ways to man

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The anti-satisfactionist : or, the salvation of sinners by the free grace of God : being an attempt to explode the Protestant, as well as popish, notion of salvation by human merit, and to promote the primitive Christian doctrine of the sufficiency of divine mercy for all who are penitent /

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Evangelical Christianity considered : and shewn to be synonimous with Unitarianism, in a course of lectures on some of the most controverted points of Christian doctrine addressed to Trinitarians /

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An elucidation of the unity of God : deduced from Scripture and reason, addressed to Christians of all denominations : to which is subjoined a letter from the author to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, 3d ed., with additions.

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A consideration of certaine controversies at this time agitated in the kingdome of England, concerning the government of the church of God.

Errata: verso of 8th prelim. leaf.

A letter to a friend on the authority, purpose, and effects of Christianity, and especially on the doctrine of redemption /

"No. 41."

A review of the evidences of Christianity; in a series of lectures, delivered in Broadway hall, New York, August, 1829. To which is prefixed, an extract from Wyttenbach's Opuscula, on the ancient notices of the Jewish nation previous to the time of Alexander the Great.

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Unitarian Christianity vindicated : in four letters, addressed to the Rev. R.W. Hamilton, in reply to his pamphlet denominated "The religionists designating themselves Unitarians, not entitled to the Christian name" /

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The works of the Rev. Scougal; containing the life of god in the soul of man. With nine other discourses on important subjects. To which is added a sermon preached at the author's funeral by George Gairden.

Mode of access: Internet.

Letters on the trinity and on the divinity of Christ : addressed to the Rev. William E. Channing in answer to his sermon On the doctrines of Christianity /

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The duty of promoting Christianity by the circulation of books : a discourse delivered before the Unitarian Book and Pamphlet Society, at the annual meeting, May 31, 1838 /

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Immediate revelation : being a brief view of the dealings of God with man in all ages, showing the universal and immediate agency of the Holy Spirit under different dispensations... /

Attributed to Henry Callaway in Smith: I, 375.