Simpson, John
Also known as
Simpson, John (Dissenting minister of Bath)জন সিম্পসনSimpson, JohnA. John SimpsonJohn Simpson British Unitarian, born 1746Simpson, John, 1746-1812John Simpson
was an English Unitarian minister and religious writer, known as a biblical critic. Some of his essays were very well known in the nineteenth century.[1][2] Simpson was also known for his rejection of the literal existence of the devil-Wikipedia
Born 1746-01-01
Died 1812-01-01
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Top Subjects
- Apologetics (2)
- Theology, Doctrinal (2)
- Bible (2)
- Language, style (2)
- Christianity -- Essence, genius, nature (1)
- Worship (1)
- Christianity -- Controversial literature (1)
Books by Simpson, John
Total count: 19
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An essay to show that Christianity is best conveyed in the historic formand sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard, London1782-01-01
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Christian arguments for social and public worship. A sermon, preached ... at the chapel in Lewin's Mead, Bristol, ... 13th of April, 1792, ... By John Simpsonprinted by R. Cruttwell, and sold by J. Johnson, London1792-01-01
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Christian arguments for social and public worshipa sermon preached before an annual assembly of Protestant Dissenting ministers, at the chapel in Lewin's Mead, Bristol, on ... the 13th of April, 1792 ...Printed by R. Cruttwell1792-01-01
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Civil mandates for days of publick worship, no argument against joining in it. By John Simpson.printed by R. Cruttwell1793-01-01
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A reply to the Reverend Mr. Williams's answer to an essay, shewing that "Civil mandates for days of public worship are no argument against joining in it." By John Simpson.printed by R. Cruttwell1794-01-01
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Thoughts on the novelty, the excellence, and the evidence, of the Christian religion. By John Simpsonprinted by R. Cruttwell; and sold by J. Johnson, London1798-01-01
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Internal and presumptive evidences of Christianityconsidered separately and as uniting to form one argumentPrinted by R. Cruttwell1801-01-01
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Internal and presumptive evidences of Christianity, considered separately and as uniting to form one argumentPrinted by R. Cruttwell1801-01-01
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Plain thoughts on the New Testament doctrine of atonementPrinted for the author, and sold by J. Johnson, J. Hatchard, J. Marsom, High Holborn; and B. Flower, Cambridge1802-01-01
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An essay on the impropriety of the usual mode of teaching Christian theologyPrinted by Wilks and Taylor1803-01-01
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An essay on the impropriety of the usual mode of teaching Christian theologyprinted by Wilks and Taylor1803-01-01
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An essay on the duration of a future state of punishments and rewardsPrinted by T. Gillet1803-01-01
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Arguments for the use of a printed congregational liturgy, for public worship.printed by Wilks and Taylor1803-01-01
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An attempt to explain the meaning of the words satan, satanae, diaboaoe, and of other supposed synonymous expressions in the Old and New Testament.Printed by R. Cruttwell1804-01-01
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Essays on the language of scriptureR. Cruttwell1806-01-01
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An explanation of John I. 1 to 18printed by R. Cruttwell1807-01-01
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Additional essays on the language of ScriptureRichard Cruttwell1808-01-01
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Additional essays on the language of ScripturePrinted by R. Cruttwell; and sold by T. Egerton, London1810-01-01
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Two essays; one on the effects of Christianity, and on the SabbathPublished by R. Hunter, successor to I. Johnson, no. 72, St. Paul's Church Yard1815-01-01