...of belief in them. No doubt there would be also many cultivated and religious persons who would be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them, but ее a test, even amongst Unitarians themselves, or amongst any religious body, it never could...

...of this kind — those who oppose ministers against their own interest, and who are at the same time able to give a reason for the faith that is in them. My friend Granville Sharpe is of this number. He has given up his office at the Ordnance, rather than...

...judging of its own perceptions, so long will it behoove those who would know whereof they affirm, and be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them, to reconsider carefully the principles which were instilled, and the notions which they imbibed during...

...reason, would have saved them. I intend to take every pains, that my girls as well as boys shall be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them. And will not unbelievers suspect that we think our cause is a weak one, and that we cannot answer their...

...reason, would have saved them. I intend to take every pains, that my girls as well as boys shall be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them. And will not unbelievers suspect that we think our cause is a weak one, and that we cannot answer their...

...general bearing of men's minds may induce all who have not done so, so to search the Scriptures as to be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them. As to the case you refer to, the demand made by the gentleman was undoubtedly to be condemned ; it...

...many persons, who desire to possess a clear understanding of the foundations of their creed, to be able to give a reason for the faith that is in them, who, nevertheless, would not be persuaded to resort for such knowledge to the perusal of a dry work...

...of their enemies, but also of vindicating their own opinions — of showing, in short, that they are able " to give a reason for the Faith that is in them." Unquestionably preaching is the best method of propagating the true faith ; but the difficulty has...

...of their enemies, but also of vindicating their own opinions — of showing, in short, that they are able " to give a reason for the Faith that is in them." Unquestionably preaching is the best method of propagating the true faith ; but the difficulty has...

...own station with too much complacency, or upon the times of our ancestors with too much derision. We may perhaps lay claim to a more general extension...inexcusable in the Unitarian than in others, because he is supposed to be better read and more fully acquainted with the Scripture evidence on which his...