1832 PRESIDENT JAMES MADISON. Rare Presbyterian Divine Writes to President Madison on Religious Liberty. EphemeraA fascinating, scarce, and timely work in which influential Presbyterian divine, John H. Rice writes to James Madison, urging the broadest possible interpretation of religious liberty. Rice argues, in fact, that true religious liberty was necessary for the flourishing of true Christianity. That the union of Church and State, the imposition of Kingdom of Heaven by the kingdoms of earth was inherently fraught and a danger to authentic Christianity. No
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Look back and see how he hath defended & protected us - how he hath multiplied & increased us - but since we departed from him - since we have forsaken him
*Reflections on Comets
Kyd's [Kidd's] sermon in the afternoon
Prophesying
Terrestrial and Celestial Glory Illustrated in the Career of Edward Everett by James Freeman Clarke
Five Lectures
which of course forms the basis for the King James Version
Their belief was that the sacrament of baptism should be accorded only to those of age and understanding to be able to confess their faith
“If a person during his life time takes good medicine and then dies
of Sclunucker's work is his prophetic chronology