The Philosophy of Sectarianism: Or a Classified View of the Christian Sects in the United States; With Notices of Their Progress and Tendencies (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Philosophy of Sectarianism: Or a Classified View of the Christian Sects in the United States; With Notices of Their Progress and Tendencies

Again: when in Rochester he was requested to address a Sabbath school in the Free Presbyterian Church, and in doing so, mentioned the imputa tion of Adam's guilt to his posterity, he was promptly contradicted by the superintendent, a novice, who assured the scholars that they were accountable only for their own personal sins, and that they had nothing to do with the sin of Adam, nor of any body else but themselves.

Subsequently spending two Sabbaths in New York, besides the hymn-singing types of the Gen eral Assembly and Reformed Dutch, he discovered, by a personal acquaintance with the late Rev. Dr.

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