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the Rev. W. Turner , Jun. , MA., Lives of the eminent Unitarians, John Taylor, (search)
ued to be, Calvinistic, withdrew, on its appearing that the decided course taken by the main body rendered undesirable a continuance of a union which could only be nominal. At the same time, Mr. Taylor prepared, for the use of the younger part of the congregation, a Scripture Catechism, as better suited to its object, and to the prevalent views which they professed, than the Assembly's Catechism. Mr. Taylor's first publication was a prefatory discourse to a statement of the case of Mr. Joseph Rawson. This gentleman was excluded from communion with a congregational church at Nottingham, for refusing, after suspicions were entertained of his heterodoxy, to answer in other than scriptural language the following question put to him by the minister, Whether Jesus Christ is the one true supreme God, the same with the Father in Nature, and equal with him in all divine perfections. The publication appeared in 1737, without our author's name; and contains the most just and manly sentimen