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A History of the Corruptions of Christianity
By Joseph Priestley
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Originally published by Priestley in 1782, this reprint is of the 1871 edition, which was a reprint of the 1818 edition... More > edited by J.T. Rutt.
"After examining the foundation of our Christian faith, and having seen how much valuable information we receive from it, in my Institutes of Natural and Revealed Religion, it is with a kind of reluctance, that... I must now proceed to exhibit a view of the dreadful corruptions which have debased its spirit, and almost annihilated all the happy effects which it was eminently calculated to produce." (Priestley's Preface, p. x) This is a high quality & very readable reprint. For more books on the Trinity, visit http://trinities.org/books < Less |
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The Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity, and Related Writings
By Samuel Clarke
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This volume is a reprint of a lost classic on the doctrine of the Trinity by Dr. Samuel Clarke (1675-1729), the famous... More > philosopher, theologian, and friend of Sir Isaac Newton.
This is the definitive posthumous edition from his Works, printed in 1738. (The first edition was published in 1712.) Also included are nine follow-up writings by Clarke, in which he responds to some of his many critics, as well as an account of Clarke's life by Benjamin Sarum. In The Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity, Clarke lists and interprets every relevant passage in the New Testament, and carefully develops his own subordinationist understanding of the Trinity. For other books on the Trinity, including multiple refutations of Clarke by his friend Dr. Daniel Waterland, and a book-length account of his life by his friend William Whiston, visit: http://trinities.org/books < Less |
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The Faith of One God
By Stephen Nye
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This is an unedited reprint of a collection of tracts about the doctrine of the Trinity published by Thomas Firmin (1632-97)... More > in 1691. It was a major shot in a war of words among Anglicans about the doctrine of the Trinity from about 1687-98. (For an overview of this, see Dixon's Nice and Hot Disputes.)The first part contains some writings from Firmin's long-departed friend John Bidle (Biddle) (1615-62) - the first prominent English unitarian.The second contains seven controversial, anonymous writings, about half of which are thought to be by Firmin's friend, the Reverend Stephen Nye (1648-1719). Some central points: the traditional, Athansian doctrine of the Trinity is inconsistent with itself, and with the Bible. Further, several then-recent traditionalist attempts to spell out what the Trinity doctrine amounts to are criticized.These tracts include the second, revised edition of A Brief History of the Unitarians, Called also Socinians. In Four Letters to a Friend. < Less
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A Second Collection of Tracts, Proving the God and Father of our Lord...
By Stephen Nye
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A Second Collection of Tracts, Proving The God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the only True... More > God; And Jesus Christ the Son of God, him whom the Father sanctified and sent, raised from the Dead and exalted. And disproving The Doctrine of Three Almighty and Equal Persons, Spirits, Modes, Subsistences, or Somewhats in God; and of the Incarnation. published in 1693. The tracts include (see preview of back cover for full list): An accurate Examination of the principal Texts usually alledged for the Divinity of our Saviour. Considerations on the Explications of the Doctrine of the Trinity, by Dr. Wallis, Dr. Sherlock, Dr. S---th, Dr. Cudworth, and Mr. Hooker; as also on the Account given by those that say, The Trinity is an unconceivable and inexplicable Mystery. Several of the ten tracts are attributed to Stephen Nye (1648-1719). This book is a sequel to this one. < Less |
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Lardner on the Trinity
By Nathaniel Lardner
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This book is a reprint of a 1793 volume containing the following two works by the famous theologian, patristics scholar, and... More > apologist Nathaniel Lardner (1684-1768):
A Letter Written in the Year 1730, Concerning the Question, Whether the Logos Supplied the Place of an Human Soul in the Person of Jesus Christ. To which are now added Two Postscripts: The First, containing an Explication of those Words, the Spirit, the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God, as used in the Scriptures. The Second, containing remarks upon the third Part of the late Bishop of Clogher's Vindication of the Histories of the Old and New Testament. (1759) and Two Schemes of a Trinity Considered, and the Divine Unity Asserted. Four Discourses Upon Philippians 2:5-11 (1784) < Less |
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Waterland on the Trinity
By Daniel Waterland
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The Rev. Dr. Daniel Waterland (1683–1740) - five apologetics writings on the Trinity.This material is from volumes 2 & 3... More > of Waterland's Works, edited by William Van Mildert in 1856.This volume contains:Eight Sermons, in Defence of the Divinity of our Lord Jesus ChristAn Answer to some Queries printed at Exon, relating to the Arian ControversyThe Scriptures and the Arians ComparedFive Letters to Mr. StauntonThe Importance of the Doctrine of the Holy TrinityOther works by Waterland on the Trinity are available here and here.
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Historical Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Dr. Samuel Clarke, 3rd ed.
By William Whiston
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William Whiston (1667-1752) was an Anglican priest, mathematician, theologian, and historian. This book is an account of the... More > life and work of his younger friend Dr. Samuel Clarke (1675-1729), the famous philosopher, theologian, and friend of Sir Isaac Newton. It focuses on the controversy surrounding Clarke's book The Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity (1st ed. 1712), (the best edition is available here) and on Clarke's subscribing to the Articles of the Anglican faith, which Whiston believed that Clarke ought not in good conscience do.Two appendices consist of accounts of Clarke's life by two of his other friends, which Whiston undertakes to correct on certain points. < Less
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Christology: A Dogmatic Treatise on the Incarnation
By Joseph Pohle
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Reprint of the 1941 printing of Catholic theologian Joseph Pohle's treatise on the Incarnation - the doctrine that the... More > eternal Word of God united with a complete human nature, body and soul. Adapted and edited by Arthur Preuss, as a part of a multi-volume series on Catholic doctrine.Also available from this series, The Divine Trinity: A Dogmatic Treatise.
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A Sequel to the Apology on Resigning the Vicarage of Catterick, Yorkshire
By Theophilus Lindsey
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Theophilus Lindsey (1723-1808) was a famous Unitarian clergyman and theologian. In 1773 he resigned his post as an Anglican... More > clergyman, and shortly thereafter wrote his Apology to explain and justify his decision.
This book, published in 1776, is a lengthy and more detailed follow up to his Apology. In it he argues for a Unitarian interpretation of the Bible, with a non-trinitarian God and a humanitarian christology. He interacts with the interpretations and arguments of numerous earlier Trinitarians, Socinians, Unitarians, Arians, and subordinationists. < Less |
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Dissertations on the Unity of God
By William Christie
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This is an unedited reprint of Dissertations on the Unity of God in the Person of God the Father. And on the Messiahship of... More > Jesus the Son of God and of Mary; with Proofs and Illustrations from Holy Scripture and from Ecclesiastical Antiquity. (1808) by William Christie (1748-1823).
In 1810 in Philadelphia Christie published this volume, which derives from his sermons to his short-lived Glasgow congregation in 1794. He had presented them a second time in a series of lectures in Winchester, Virginia in 1799, and a third time in Philadelphia in 1807-8. Herein he expounds his mature theological views, interpreting all the relevant biblical texts. For more books on the Trinity and related topics, visit: trinities.org/books < Less |
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