Letters on England Letter VII - On the Socinians, or Arians, or Antitrinitarians
In which Voltaire reflects upon the resurgence of Arianism in England and beyond, observing the sober debates of learned men who challenge orthodox views on the Trinity with a mixture of reason and mathematical rigor. He muses lightly on the capricious tides of opinion and the curious fact that even the most illustrious philosophers struggle to found lasting sects in an age wearied by spiritual contention.
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