Caroline Frances Cornwallis

Christian Sects in the Nineteenth Century, in a Series of Letters to a Lady Caroline Frances Cornwallis

Christian charity would be increased bj the examination I do not shrink from the task however inadequately I may execute it. I propose therefore to show you by extracts from the works of the principal writers among the different religious sects, how they all agree in most of the fundamental doctrines of Christianity ;at the same time that I point out the evil consequences which I conceive would ensue were some of their tenets y Wycarried out into practice: and also to state wherein their peculiar opinions appear to me to be opposed to the truth as it is in Christ Jesus, so far as to prevent me from adopting them; though I can fully believe that those who hold these opinions in the abstract, may, notwithstanding, be excellent practical Christians.
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