HISTORY OF OPINIONS

CONCERNING

CHRIST.

воок

III.

THE HISTORY OF THE UNITARIAN DOCTRINE, CONTINUED.

CHAPTER

XX.

Of the Doctrine of the Miraculous Conception.

H

AVING confidered the great principles on which all the unitarians

of antiquity were agreed, viz. the doctrines of the unity of God, and the fimple bumanity of Chrift, with the arguments by which they supported them, I fhall now confider an article with refpect to which VOL. IV. they

B

PROVING THAT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH WAS
AT FIRST UNITARIAN.

By JOSEPH PRIESTLEY, LL. D. F. R.S,

AC. IMP. PETROP, R. PARIS. HOLM. TAURIN. AUREL. MED.
PARIS. CANTAB. AMERIC. ET PHILAD. SOCIUS.

VOL. IV.

Αλογως πιςεύσω ; και μη εξελασω τι δυναίον, η συμφέρον, ή πρεπον,
η Θεω φιλον, η τη φύσει καταλλήλον, η τη αλήθεια συμφωνον, η τω
σκοπώ ακολεθον, η τω μυτηρίω αρμοδίον, η της ευσέβειας αξιον ;

ATHANASIUS.

BIRMINGHAM,

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR, BY PEARSON AND ROLLASON,
AND SOLD BY J. JOHNSON, NO. 72, ST. PAUL'S

CHURCH-YARD, LONDON.

MDCCLXXXVI.

Of the Nature and Importance of the Doctrine of the Miraculous Conception.

SECTION II.

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The Opinions of the Chriftian Fathers concerning the Ufe of the Miraculous Concep

tion.

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