Letters Addressed to Relatives and Friends (written in 1845)

Introduction

Letter One: A change of views, Means of information, Solitary investigation, New Views

Letter Two: The terms God & Lord, Explanations of texts

Letter Three: The Divine Will

Letter Four: Correction of Doctrines, The great point of difference, Importance of our influence

Letter Five: Paternal faithfulness, Caution recommended, Review of circumstances

Letter Six: Remarks upon Honesty

Letter Seven: On the Baptismal form, On the Atonement, On Human Depravity On the Future State

Letter Eight: Inquiries answered, Morality of Unitarians, Involuntary Errors

Letter Nine: An overflow of Feeling, Love and Honor to Christ, Christ a King, Human Reason, A Prayer

Letter Ten: Additions to truth Errors, Views of Atonement, Christ our Foundation

Letter Eleven: The Scriptures honor Christ, Unitarians are Christians, Christ's Authority

Letter Twelve: Instability, Opinions ought to be tested, Who has the Holy Spirit, No infallible human guide

Letter Thirteen: Mental Freedom, General Ignorance, Assembly's Catechism, Inward Conflicts, Depravity

Letter Fourteen: Calvinism

Letter Fifteen: God our Father, Conceptions of God, Native Depravity

Letter Sixteen: Contemplation of Virtue beneficial, Triumphs of Virtue, Blessing of Freedom

Letter Seventeen: Signs of the Times, 1 Tim. iii. 16, Mysteries, Extract from Robinson

Letter Eighteen: Abstract Truth, Erroneous Premises, Danger of Combination, Belief not voluntary

Letter Nineteen: Truth and its consequences, Volume of Poems, God, our Savior

Letter Twenty: Election, Final Perseverance of Saints, Anti-Christ

Letter Twenty One: The phrase "I Am," Early Trinitarians, Extract from Sparks

Letter Twenty Two: The Apostles, Roman Catholic Writers, Tradition and Inference

Letter Twenty Three: Religious Freedom, Searching the Scriptures, Uniformity, Mental Freedom

Letter Twenty Four: Mental Suffering, Religious Controversy, Atonement, Christ's Knowledge

Letter Twenty Five: The Light of the Truth, Mystery, Creation by Proxy, Human Teaching not Infallible

Letter Twenty Six: Method of Investigation, Use of Reason, Principles of Unitarianism

Letter Twenty Seven: No Human Creeds, Who are Christ's Friends? The Lost Sheep

Letter Twenty Eight: Extracts and Replies, Scripture Tests, Testimonies of Trinitarians

Letter Twenty Nine: Causes of Infidelity, Signs of the Times

Letter Thirty: Painful Themes, John Blanco White, General Remarks, Unwillingness to Read, An Extract

Appendix

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