The New Discussion of the Trinity: Containing Notices of Professor Huntington's Recent Defence of That Doctrine (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Christian Believing and Living. Sermons by F. D. Huntington, D. D., Preacher to the University, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals in Har vard College. Boston: Crosby, Nichols, 85 co. 1860.

IN the volume of Sermons thus designated we grate fully acknowledge a rich contribution to homiletic liter ature, and not only so, but a real addition to the senti mental life of the time. Dr. Huntington gives proof in these discourses of a special vocation for the preacher's Office, not always or Often manifest in otherwise able and worthy divines. A born ecclesiastes, and not merely a man of fine powers, who from taste or accidental deter mination has assumed the function. It needs something more than distinguished ability, - more than learning and humane eloquence, however coupled with purity of manners and acquiescence in the creed of the Church, The extra-large edition of the Christian Examiner for March, 1860, in which this article appeared, having been exhausted, the proprietor of that journal permits its republication in this volume.

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