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# Title: A Discourse In Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity (shelfmarks ZEN Leibn. Marg. 40; Leibn. Marg. 40)
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The DR F F AC F.
lels between the Frinier and Fransubstan-
tiation, as some did, and defended them,
as vell as they could, When Popery vas up-
permost. But enouch of this.
3. We have seen hou much they have
gratisied the Deilts by representine Church.
men in such amanner, let us nou sec in what
manner ther treat the Deills. It is vith
another sort of Languace; and Which ar-
eues a more than ordinary kindness to them
In one place they say, Thac the Deilto
are mottr wellnatured Men, and nen
Sh. Vinai. St Probier and Onderstandins; in effect
cation, p. 2V. Chat ther arelincere honest hearced Men,
irho do g0od by che impulse ot cheir na-
tural Religion, Honestr and good Consci-
ence, Which have great Insuence uxon
them. What another sort of character is
this from that of the createst, and in their
opinion the best of our Clerey: This must
proceed from some Intimacy and Lamiliarity
with them; and it is easie to imacine from
hence, that they are upon very quod Terms
with one another, because they must beV.
nitarians, if they believe a G0d at alt.
But Wvhere else are these honest, con-
Scienrious Deilts 1o be found:
Tt is rare indeed for otbers to find any
one that rejects Christianity out of pure
Conscience, and that acts by principles of
sevcere Virtue. L never yet could meet
Some
Fhouxhts
ebpOn Fr.