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25 The birth of Unitarianism marked a revolution in ideas , a radical revision of the image of man . Henry Ware , the liberal Hollis Professor of Divinity in Harvard , preached that man was essentially good , and that ' even in the ...
25 The birth of Unitarianism marked a revolution in ideas , a radical revision of the image of man . Henry Ware , the liberal Hollis Professor of Divinity in Harvard , preached that man was essentially good , and that ' even in the ...
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And there was an inherent elitism in the New England Unitarian culture * revealing a basic weakness and contradiction . ... particularly in the south , New England Unitarians considered equali- tarianism a ' sheer romantic folly ' .
And there was an inherent elitism in the New England Unitarian culture * revealing a basic weakness and contradiction . ... particularly in the south , New England Unitarians considered equali- tarianism a ' sheer romantic folly ' .
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V Unitarian radical thinking reached a fuller development in Trans- cendentalism . Condemned as a form of ' infidelity ' - a term with strong derogatory associations in the New England context - Transcendentalism was in fact an ...
V Unitarian radical thinking reached a fuller development in Trans- cendentalism . Condemned as a form of ' infidelity ' - a term with strong derogatory associations in the New England context - Transcendentalism was in fact an ...
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