THE

LITERARY

AND

THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.

CONDUCTED BY

LEONARD WOODS, JUN.

VOL. II.

NEW-YORK:
PUBLISHED BY FRANKLIN KNIGHT,

141 NASSAU-STREET.

BOSTON ;-WILLIAM PIERCE, NO. 9 CORNHILL.
LOXDOX: 0. RICH, NO. 12 RED LION SQUARE.

1835.

CONTENTS OF NO. VIII.

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A&t. I. ON THE ORIGIN OF OUR IDEA RESPECTING GOD .

541

By Rev. Richard W. Dickinson.

II. PHILOSOPHY OF THE MIND

578

By Rev. Leonard Woods, D. D.

III. INVARIABLENESS OF THE DOCTRINES OF CHRISTIANITY

ANIDST THE DIVERSITY OF ITS FORMS .. 588

By J. H. Merle D'Aubigné. Translated by the Editor.

IV. REVIEW OF COLTON'S FOUR YEARS IN GREAT

614

BRITAIN

V. SAVIGNY ON THE GERMAN UNIVERSITIES

635

Translated from the German, by Baron de Roenne.

VI. Review OF CHAPIN's Prize ESSAY ON SACRAMENTAL

USE OF WINE

654

By Rev. Daniel Dana, D.D.

VII. REVIEW OF FINNEY'S LECTURES

667

VIII. ON RADICALISM

706

By the Editor.

LITERARY Notice

733

The Ministry we need.

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ERRATA.

Page 555, line 21, for enormous,

read erroncous.

558, 13, God and inter gods, God and gods interchangeably.
558, 20, stories,

stoics. (Note.)

566, 18, proposition,

power.

569,
18, Creator,

creation.

574, 6, faculties,

facilities.

CONTENTS OF NO. V.

ART. I. MEANS OF PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY

. 3

By Eleazer Lord, Esq.

II. GIBBON'S INFIDELITY

38

By Rev. Leonard Withington, Newbury, Mass.

III. REVIEW OF BELLAMY'S WORKS

58

By Rev. John Woodbridge, D. D., New-York.

IV. THEOLOGY A STRICTLY INDUCTIVE SCIENCE

89

By Rt. Rev. B. B. Smith, of Kentucky.

V. MYTHOLOGY, SUPERSTITIONS, AND LANGUAGES OF THE

NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

96

By Henry R. Schoolcraft, Esq., Michilimackinac.

VI. ELEMENTS OF MENTAL DISCIPLINE

122

By Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, D. D., Prof. at Andover.

VII. AUTHENTICITY OF I. JOHN V. 7, 8

141

By Rev. Wm. W. Hunt, Amherst, Mass.

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148

VIII. REVIEW OF UPHAM ON THE WILL

By Rev. Enoch Pond, Prof. at Bangor.