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100 1 $aFletcher, John,$d1729-1785.
245 10 $aSocinianism unscriptural:$bor, The prophets and apostles vindicated from the charge of holding the doctrine of Christ's mere humanity; being the second part of a vindication of his divinity;$cinscribed to the Rev. Dr. Priestley, by the late Rev. John Fletcher ... To which is added, ... a demonstration of the want of common sense in the New Testament writers, on the supposition of their believing and teaching the above-mentioned doctrine: in a series of letters to the Rev. Mr. Wesley, by Joseph Benson.
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