Observations Concerning the Scripture Trinity of the Trinity: And Covenant of Redemption (Classic Reprint)

I ntroduction. competent, certainly, than Jonathan Edwards, to guard the orthodoxy of this very distinguished name. 1I nthe International Review for July, 1880, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes alludes apparently to the same manuscript in the following terms: The writer is informed on unquestionable authority that there is, or was, in existence, a manuscript of Edwards, in which his views appear to have undergone a great change in the direction of A rianism, or of Sabellianism, which is an old-fashioned Unitarianism, or, at any rate, show a defection from his former standard of Orthodoxy, and which its custodians, thinking it best to be as wise as serpents in order that they might continue harmless as doves, have considered it their duty to withhold from the public. If any of our friends at Andover can inform us what are the facts about this manuscript, such information would be gratefully received by many inquirers, who would be rejoiced to know that so able and so good a man lived to be emancipated from the worse than heathen conceptions which had so long enchained his powerful but crippled understanding. The accomplished editor of the Hartford Courant was stirred by these intimations to publish an article on The Injustice to Jonathan Edwards, which has 1C hrist in Theology, p. vi.
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