James Walker

Born: 1794

Died: 1874

distinguished American Unitarian divine and educator. published a ‘Memoir of Josiah Quincy’ (1867), and delivered lectures on ‘Natural Religion’ and ‘The Philosophy of Religion

James Walker

Books by James Walker (50 max)

Essays on the intellectual powers of man.

Unitarianism vindicated against the charge of not going far enough

Causes of the progress of liberal Christianity in New England

"To the law and to the testimony" a discourse on the deference paid to the Scriptures by Unitarians

Causes of the progress of liberal Christianity in New England

The exclusive system

The philosophy of the active and moral powers of man

Reason, faith, and duty.: Sermons preached chiefly in the college chapel

A sermon delivered before His Excellency Levi Lincoln, governor: His Honor Thomas L. Winthrop, lieutenant governor, the Hon. Council, the Senate, and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on the day of general election, May 28, 1828. ...

On the exclusive system

The philosophy of man's spiritual nature in regard to the foundations of faith

A discourse on the law of the spiritual life

A farewell discourse to the children in his society: delivered in Harvard Church, Charlestown, June 23, 1839

A discourse at the induction of the Rev. Frederic D. Huntington: as preacher to the University, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals in Harvard College, on Tuesday, September 4, 1855

Sermons preached in the chapel of Harvard college.

Sermons

Memoir of Hon. Daniel Appleton White: prepared agreeably to a resolution of the Massachusetts historical society

A sermon delivered before the executive and legislative departments of ... Massachusetts ...

Memoir of Josiah Quincy.

Sermons preached chiefly in the college chapel.

Three funeral sermons preach’d at Cambridge, upon the death of the Reverend & learned, Mr. John Leverett, late president of Harvard-College upon the death of the reverend & learned, Mr. John Leverett, late president of Harvard=college

Religion disarming and destroying temptation

A Catechism for the use of all the churches in the French empire: to which are prefixed the Pope's bull and the Archbishop's mandamus

A sermon delivered March 6, 1820, on the death of Miss Mercy Tufts: who died Feb. 12th, 1820, aged 22

Remarks addressed to the consciencious [sic] of all denominations, on the subject of praying for one another: From the Christian Disciple

Smooth preaching

Smooth preaching

A sermon preached ... at the installation of Rev. Samuel Joseph May ...

A sermon preached ... at the installation of Rev. Samuel Joseph May ...

A sermon, preached in Brooklyn, Connecticut, at the installation of Rev. Samuel Joseph May, November 5, 1823.

Review of Dr. Beecher's sermon at Worcester: First published in the Christian Examiner

Smooth preaching being an illustration of the Rev. Dr. Wardlaw's assertion, "That in the bosom of every son and daughter of Adam there exists a predisposition against the gosel,--against the truth of God, and the God of truth,--against the Lord, and against his Christ."

The exclusive system A discourse delivered in Groton, Massachusetts, at the installation of Rev. Charles Robinson, November 1, 1826

Unitarianism vindicated against the charge of not going far enough.

A sermon delivered before his excellency Levi Lincoln ...

An introductory lecture delivered in Boston, before the American Institute of Instruction, August 25, 1831

An introductory lecture delivered in Boston before the American institute of instruction, August 25, 1831

Religion disarming and destroying temptation sermon II

Unitarinism [sic] vindicated against the charge of not going far enough.

A discourse delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Ephraim Peabody, over the first Congregational church in Cincinnati, May 20, 1832. [To which is appended, "Charge; with an address to the people

A discourse delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Ephraim Peabody over the First Congregational Church in Cincinnati, May 20, 1832

Unitarinism [sic] vindicated against the charge of not going far enough Printed for the American Unitarian Association

On craft and management in religion

A sermon preached at the dedication of the Second Congregational Church in Leicester, August 12, 1834

The philosophy of man's spiritual nature in regard to the foundations of faith

Reaction in favour of the Roman Catholics: a discourse delivered before the University in Cambridge at the Dudleian lecture

Unitarianism vindicated against the charge of skeptical tendencies

Unitarianism vindicated against the charge of skeptical tendencies

A discourse delivered in Harvard Church ...

A discourse delivered in Harvard church, Charlestown