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Excerpt from A Contrast Between Calvinism and Hopkinsianism
If, however, there is no important difference of sentiment, between the persons, who are called by these two names, why should there be any distinction of appellation If the two sys tems harmonize, all should be called after the rev. J om: 'cal vm, or after samuel Hornms, 'n. N. His American successor in the chair of theology. The teachers of religion should also use the same language, on all important and disputable subjects; that the hearers of the word may not imagine a difference of opinion, where the theory is the same.
What, then, is the difference between Calvinism and Hopkin sianism With a desire of being able to answer this question, and of assisting the candid inquirer in his researches after truth, the author of this work has arranged the peculiarities of each system over against those of the other.
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