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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
# Folio XLVII, page id 727097563:0053
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he DR F F AC F.
bestou on these Persons of Reputation in
Polemick Squabble as they cal it, which
plainty seu, that their aim 15, as much a5
maybe, to divide and then to exposeus. And
Sall we still eo on to gratisie this insultine
Tlumour of theirs, by contendinq with one
another, and afford them stil neu matter
for Books acainst both: a5 ve may sec in
their late Discourse about Nominal and
RCal Frinitarians, ihich vas intended for
a rare MeW, Wherein the tvo Parties are
represented as combatine with one another,
and they stand by and triumph over these
Cadmean Brethren, as they call them.
Neither are rhey the Socinians ontr, but
those woho despise al Relicion (Who Y doube
ore the far creater number) are very much
entertained with such encounters between
Men of WVit and Parts, because theythinte,
andthey do not thintamiss, that Relixion it
self will he the createst sufferer by them at
last: And this is ehe most dancerous, but
Phope net the most prevailine P arty of Men
amons us. The Socmians profess them-
selves Christians, and Y hope are s0, (espe-
cialy if but one Article of Faith be requi-
red to make men (0) but Y cannot but ob
serve that in the late Socinian Pamphlets,
there is t0o strone a biass tovards Deilm,
Which consideration alone sould make us
unite