Re: Devil's Advocate, small footnote.

[palmer@sfu.ca (Leigh Palmer)]

> I said this once, and someone who seemed to know what he was talking about
> corrected me, saying that Newton was a "Unarian", not a "Unitarian". I
> know pretty much what a Unitarian is, and found the reference to "Unarian"
> in one biography of Newton, but have not dug into the doctrinal
> differences between the two.

Newton was a deist. Since he wrote a lot of (I'm told very bad) theology
I think he defined his own beliefs rather satisfactorily. It is clear he
was concerned about the matter. As far as "Unarian" faith goes, please
check out http://www.serve.com/unarius/ (for a good laugh).

Leigh