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Excerpt from An Essay on Christian Baptism
In this Essay, an attempt to promote the truth shall be regulated by the principles stated above. No ill-natured and contentious remarks shall be made on any denomina tion of Christians. What is believed to be agreeable to the will of God. Shall be dispassionately stated; and the deci sion left to every reader. Should the writer succeed in producing strong arguments, and any under their pressure should be disposed to raise a cry of persecution, the candid of all parties will know how to appreciate this; and will not pass censure on one who only vindicates the truth, and op poses what he believes to be error. And should the effort be feeble - telam zmbcllc sine i'ciu - he hopes that no offmu e will be taken, at an honest attempt to promote the truth, by those who agree with him; and surely his brethren. Who differ in sentiment, will give him credit for all the kindness which he' may express, and will not be offended at his failure!
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