 | 1826 - 570 sider
...religious denominations. He often expressed an earnest desire that Christians should avoid unnecessary disputes about non-essentials, and unite in promoting...common cause, in which they all profess to be engaged.' (p. 157). The next work which employed Mr. Murray's mind was his Grammar, of which he gives the following... | |
 | Sarah S. Murray - 1894 - 190 sider
...various denominations, and often expressed his earnest desire that Christians would avoid unnecessary disputes about non-essentials, and unite in promoting the common cause in which they profess to be engaged. In whatever he undertook he proceeded cautiously, adopting for his maxim the... | |
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... poverty, and the improvement of public morals. He was of a remarkably liberal and catholic spirit. In the prosecution of his benevolent designs, he associated much and freely with persons of various religious denominations. He often expressed an earnest... 