Lectures on the Pantheistic Idea of an Impersonal-Substance-Deity: As Contrasted with the Christian Faith Concerning Almighty God - Couverture souple
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The following Lectures were prepared in the earlypart of last year, and were delivered at St. Paul s Chapel during the Lenten season of 1863. They were preached, for the second time, in Trinity Chapel, during the past winter, at the request of a large number of the members of our parish. After that, the Vestry of Trinity Church expressed, by a resolution to that effect, the wish that they should be published. This desire could not be acceded to without embarrassment; for the lectures were written without reference to publication, and the author, while aware of the character and extent of their imperfections, knew also that he had no time to make them what he would have them, and that they must oforth as they were, or not at all. But the hope that they might do good outweighed the fear of criticism, while the author felt that the known difficulties of his position would establish his claim to favorable indulgence.
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