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Nicolai Henry N icolai Henry , de Dantzic, was born May 7 th , 1605. His father, Henry Nicolai , was Secretary to the Magistrates of that city. Henry Nicolai , the son, acquired a large store of varied erudition, partly in the Gymnasium at Dantzic, and...
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Newton Isaac (section 4) T he evidence of Sir Isaac Newton 's Antitrinitarianism is now before the reader; and it is as complete as the cir cumstances of the case will admit. The only means of setting it aside is to produce, from his own papers on theological...
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Newton Isaac (section 3) N Notwithstanding the clear evidence supplied by Sir Isaac Newton 's own writings, in proof of his Unitarianism, some have expressed themselves dissatisfied with it; and others have affected to treat those, who question his orthodoxy,...
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Newton Isaac (section 2) I t is reasonable to presume, that the attention of Newton was directed to the consideration of 1 John v. 7, and 1 Tim. iii. 16, by the fact, that these passages were regarded as main supports of the Trinitarian doctrine; and...
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Newton Isaac (I) I saac Newton , who has been justly styled "the glory of his country and his race," was born on Christmasday, in the year 1642, at Woolsthorpe, in the parish of Colsterworth, and county of Lincoln, about seven miles south of Grantham....
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Neuser Adam N euser Adam , (or Neusner, as the name is written by Sandius,) was Minister of St. Peter's Church, at Heidelberg. About the year 1565, a controversy arose in that city respecting Church Government. Till then, excommunication had not been...
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Naeranus Samuel N aeranus Samuel , of Dort, was Rector of the Gymnasium of Sedan in 1608, and afterwards of that of Amersfort. He attached himself to the Remonstrant party; and was among the earliest of the adherents and disciples of Arminius at Leyden....
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Naeranus John N aeranus John , the son of Samuel , of whom an account was given, was the Remonstrant Minister at Oudewater, in Holland, and a patron and promoter of Socinianism, over whose interests he watched with the greatest care, about the year 1663....
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Myslicius Paul M yslicius Paul was a Professor in the College at Racow about the year 1635. At the Synod of Kissielin, in 1639, he expressed a strong desire to be ordained to the ministerial office, to which he had for some time looked hopefully forward....
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Moszovius M oszovius , ( Polon . Moszowski,) whose Christian name is unknown, became the colleague of John Morstinius at Luclavice, in the year 1648. In 1654 and 1655, allusion is made, in the Manuscript Acts, to an offence committed by him, for which...
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