Orthodoxy: Its Truths And Errors

by James Freeman Clarke

EN·~18 hours·185 chapters

Chapters

185 total

Orthodoxy:

0:23

Preface.

0:45

Chapter I. Introduction.

0:01

§ 1. Object and Character of this Book.

2:29

§ 2. Progress requires that we should look back as well as forward.

4:06

§ 3. Orthodoxy as Right Belief.

4:54

§ 4. Orthodoxy as the Doctrine of the Majority. Objections.

2:51

§ 5. Orthodoxy as the Oldest Doctrine. Objections.

2:15

§ 6. Orthodoxy as the Doctrine held by all.

1:13

§ 7. Orthodoxy, as a Formula, not to be found.

1:02

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~18 hours (1046K characters)

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Project Gutenberg

Release date

2009-06-06

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29054

Subjects

Unitarianism BX

About the author

James Freeman Clarke

1810–1888

A leading Unitarian voice in nineteenth-century America, he wrote about religion, ethics, and world faiths in a way that welcomed curiosity rather than dogma. His work joined ministry, reform, and clear popular writing, making him an influential public thinker in Boston and beyond.

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