The Luminous Unity; or, Letters addressed to the Rev. A. Guinzburg, a Rabbi of Boston, Mass., from the Rev. M. R. Miller, on the Question, Is Unitarianism, as opposed to Trinitarianism, a Principle of Heathenism, rather than of Specific Judaism?

Singerman ID
2463
Year
1874
Entry
Miller, Matthew R. The Luminous Unity; or, Letters addressed to the Rev. A. Guinzburg, a Rabbi of Boston, Mass., from the Rev. M. R. Miller, on the Question, Is Unitarianism, as opposed to Trinitarianism, a Principle of Heathenism, rather than of Specific Judaism? … Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1874 [c1873]. 263 p.
Author/Editor
Miller, Matthew R
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Holdings
In most academic libraries
Title
The Luminous Unity; or, Letters addressed to the Rev. A. Guinzburg, a Rabbi of Boston, Mass., from the Rev. M. R. Miller, on the Question, Is Unitarianism, as opposed to Trinitarianism, a Principle of Heathenism, rather than of Specific Judaism?
Language
English
Printer/Publisher
J. B. Lippincott
Notes
A 2d ed. exists, one that is 265 p. (1876) and another that is 269 p. (1877).
Collection
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900

Part of The Luminous Unity; or, Letters addressed to the Rev. A. Guinzburg, a Rabbi of Boston, Mass., from the Rev. M. R. Miller, on the Question, Is Unitarianism, as opposed to Trinitarianism, a Principle of Heathenism, rather than of Specific Judaism?

Miller, Matthew R, “The Luminous Unity; or, Letters addressed to the Rev. A. Guinzburg, a Rabbi of Boston, Mass., from the Rev. M. R. Miller, on the Question, Is Unitarianism, as opposed to Trinitarianism, a Principle of Heathenism, rather than of Specific Judaism?”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 16, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/53157