Sermons of theism, atheism, and the popular theology

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Preface

The present volume forms part of a long series of Sermons, but has a certain completeness in itself, and is, perhaps, intelligible without reference to what preceded or followed. Almost the whole of the volume is printed from the notes of Mr. Leighton, an accomplished phonograph er ; only the three latter sermons were written out by myself. I have often been asked to repeat this portion of the series, but prefer to lay it before a larger public than a merely spoken word can reach.

Boston, July 16th, 1853.

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WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

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PAMPHLETS.

A Sermon of Old Age. (1854.) 15

The Dangers which Threaten the Rights of Man

The Moral Dangers Incident to Prosperity. (1855.) 15

Consequences of an Immoral Principle. (1855.) . 15

Function of a Minister. (1855.) 20

Of the Economy of Pain and Misery under the Universal Providence of God. Part I. ... 277

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Of the Economy of Pain and Misery under the Universal Providence of God. Part II. . . .319