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the Rev. W. Turner , Jun. , MA., Lives of the eminent Unitarians, James Foster (search)
ians, of whatever denomination or sect. And though they could not all communicate at one table, yet he considered them all as being equally members of one and the same body, of which Jesus Christ is the great head.—Noble's Funeral Sermon for Burroughs, p. 33. On this Mr. Foster withdrew, and removed to Pinners' Hall, where he continued till his increasing infirmities disabled him from preaching. His argument in favour of Catholic or open communion may be seen in a letter addressed to the Rev. W. Foot, of Bristol, some years after this time, a copy of which is inserted in the Christian Reformer for February, 1832. After arguing strongly in favour of the practice from the reason of the thing, and the propriety of allowing every man to act upon the conviction of his own mind, on a point in which so many wise and excellent men have differed, he adds, With respect to the scripture rule, let us but follow the same method that we are always recommending to our Paedobaptist brethren, namel