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Upon a quotation from Belfham, expreffive of his approbation of the Lancasterian System of Education, the reviewer makes the following remark:"To the Patrons of the Lancafterian Schools, who believe the Catholic doctrines of the Trinity and the Atonement, this is an awful warning, whether they will hear or whether they will forbear,' or what they have to expect from fuch ill judged patronage. Lancafter himself, if he be indeed a Quaker, is of courfe a Unitarian +."-P. 137. I shall not stop to inquire how thofe who deny the humanity of Chrift can be Unitarians ; but give the fentiments of the Friends on the above doctrines in the language of their approved writers. : Richard Claridge fays, "We believe that he [Chrift] is the propitiation for our Sins, and not for ours only, but also for the fins of the whole world, 1 John ii. 2; that it is through his blood that we have redemption, even the forgivenefs of fins, Col. i. 14. We do believe, that as he was delivered for our offences, fo he was raised again for our juftification, Rom. iv. 25; and ever liveth to make interceffion for us, Heb. vii. 25. We do also believe, that he was and is both God and Man, in wonderful This is not exactly what is expreffed in the quotation, See the Review of Mr. Belfham's book. Rev Lancaffer, in his "Appeal to Juftice," in reply to Archdeacon Daubeny's Vifitation Charge, has explicitly expreffed his.. belief in the Trinity, the Divinity of Chrift, and the Atonement. The Reviewer I fuppofe had not feen it. Qur correfpondent is in the right; for no queftion could be more easily answered. Rev. union, |