OF THE

AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION.

FIRST SERIES.....VOL. XX.

CONTAINING NUMBERS CCXXVIII. TO CCXXXIX.

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1847.

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Aminican Imitatione Association

CONTENTS OF VOL. XX.

The Story of a Converted Skeptic

A Brief Statement of Reasons for declining to receive the Doc-

trine of the Trinity

The Voices of the Dead

Justification by Faith

God's Commandments and Man's Traditions

Theology and Religion

On Redemption by Jesus Christ

What do ye more than others?

John Milton's Last Thoughts on the Trinity

Extracts from Blanco White's Journal and Letters

Jesus Christ our Pattern

Twenty-second Report of the American Unitarian Association,

with the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting, May 25, 1847, 343

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317

THE

STORY

OF A

CONVERTED SKEPTIC.

BY JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.

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American Unitarian Association.

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JULY, 1846.

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