A Second Letter to the Rev William E Channing On the Subject of Unitarianism
A Second Letter to the Rev William E Channing On the Subject of Unitarianism
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In reading your Remarks, my first care was to find, if you had made it appear that I had, in any instance, misappre- hended or misrepresented you, or done injustice to you or to others. In two or three instances you intimate that I have misrejjrcsented you, and in three or four that I have wronged you by unjust imputation. To these I will briefly attend.
I stated that "in the terms of your creed, " as given in your Letter, there is "a great want of clearness and preci- sion^ great indistinctnes...s and ambiguity. " You "deny" the correctness of this representation. I have deliberately re- examined tlie subject, and my views of it remain unaltered. It was not because your «*statement, " or creed, did not "meet and answer eyery question wliich may possibly be started in relation to your sentiments, " that I pronounced it indistinct and ambiguousj but because, as I attempted to shew, it was not clear and unequivocal upon the points most directly in question: and I am perfectly content to submit it to the judg- ment of candid men on either side, who wiU attentively read what you have written and what I have written, whether in this instance I am guilty of misrepresentation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In reading your Remarks, my first care was to find, if you had made it appear that I had, in any instance, misappre- hended or misrepresented you, or done injustice to you or to others. In two or three instances you intimate that I have misrejjrcsented you, and in three or four that I have wronged you by unjust imputation. To these I will briefly attend.
I stated that "in the terms of your creed, " as given in your Letter, there is "a great want of clearness and preci- sion^ great indistinctnes...s and ambiguity. " You "deny" the correctness of this representation. I have deliberately re- examined tlie subject, and my views of it remain unaltered. It was not because your «*statement, " or creed, did not "meet and answer eyery question wliich may possibly be started in relation to your sentiments, " that I pronounced it indistinct and ambiguousj but because, as I attempted to shew, it was not clear and unequivocal upon the points most directly in question: and I am perfectly content to submit it to the judg- ment of candid men on either side, who wiU attentively read what you have written and what I have written, whether in this instance I am guilty of misrepresentation.
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