The New Discussion Of The Trinity: Containing Notices Of Professor Huntington's Recent Defence Of That Doctrine, Reprinted From "The Christian Examiner", "The Monthly Religious Magazine", "The Monthly Journal Of The Unitarian Association", And "The Christian Register" by Frederic Dan Huntington. This 1860 compilation gathers reprinted writings responding to Huntington's defense of the Trinity, including introductory notices and the sermon Life, Salvation, and Comfort for Man in the Divine Trinity, by Huntington, with critiques by Unitarian contemporaries such as Rev. Thomas Starr King and Dr. Orville Dewey. The volume also presents communications to the Christian Register and exchanges between Unitarian and Trinitarian perspectives, offering detailed arguments about the biblical basis for the Trinity, the historical development of Trinitarian doctrine, and the relationship between scriptural witness and ecclesiastical tradition. Across its parts, the book juxtaposes Huntington's position with Unitarian objections, examines Neander’s testimony, and argues for a practical, rather than metaphysical, understanding of Christian faith focused on the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit as revealed in Scripture and lived faith.
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