Letters on the Logos

Excerpt from Letters on the Logos

The following Letters were commenced without any expectation that they would pass beyond the inspection of private friendship. But in the course of the investigation of which they exhibit the results, the writer was more and more impressed with a conviction of the truth and importance of the theory contained in them. So deep and strong did this conviction at last become, that he was led to reflect seriously upon the expediency and propriety of presenting his views to the religious public in a more grave and systematical form, than is appropriate to private epistolary communications.

Upon mature consideration, however, it appeared to him that the novelty and peculiarity of the opinions to which he had been brought, called for the most natural and easy manner of presenting them. And as these Letters accurately exhibit the process by which they were reached, and the mode in which they are held, their original form has been preserved. They are now offered to the public, as they were addressed to the learned divine to whom they are inscribed.

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