LETTERS TO UNIVERSALISTS.--No. VII. ON BAPTISM.

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  Perhaps there is no subject in religion on which mankind have differed so widely, prolited so little, and been more tenacious than this. There are few denominations, either in Europe or America, that have not required the administration of this ordinance in some form, as a test of Christian fellowship. And it has often been the case, that, in controversies in which no difference of opinion existed, only as to the mere form of its administration, many unkind words have been spoken, uncharitable reflections thrown out against each other; and the consequence has been to support the middle walls of partition, rather than to rend them asunder.