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I.Cornering Religion, by Rev. C. A. Bartol.II.On the Alleged Decay of Faith, by Rev. Orville Dewey, D. D.III.A Religious Experience, by Rev. A. D. Mayo.IV.What do Unitarians Believe? by Rev. Samuel J. May.V.Believing Much and Believing Little, by Rev. O. B. Frothingham.VI.The Simplicity of Liberal Christianity, by Rev. John Pierpont.VII.Theodore Parker, by Rev. A. D. Mayo.VIII.Why not Acknowledge the Faith which you Believe, by Rev. E. Buckingham.IX.Relation of the Unitarian Faith to the Current Creeds of Christendom, by Rev. H. W. Bellows, D. D.X.The Use and Abuse of Religious Creeds, by Rev. A. D. Mayo.XI.Some Essentials of a True Church, by Rev. Robert Collyer.XII.American Dangers and Duties, by Rev. A. D. Mayo.

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