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I make the greatest difference between _ans_ and _isms_. I should deal / insincerely with you, if I said that I thought Unitarianism was / Christianity. No; as I believe and have faith in the doctrine, it is not / the truth in Jesus Christ; but God forbid that I should doubt that you, and / many other Unitarians, as you call yourselves, are, in a practical sense, / very good Christians. We do not win heaven by logic.
By the by, what do you mean by exclusively assuming the title of / Unitarians? As if Tri-Unitarians were not necessarily Unitarians, as much / (pardon the illustration) as an apple-pie must of course be a pie! The / schoolmen would, perhaps, have called you Unicists; but your proper name is / Psilanthropists -- believers in the mere human nature of Christ.