THE Remarks upon my Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity, which you publifhed in your Life of the Right Reverend Bifhop Bull; and the Letter which you prefixed to a Book entitled, The Scripture-Doctrine of the moft Holy and Undivided Trinity vindicated from the Mifinterpretations of Dr Clarke; are written with fo much Candour and Civility, with fo much Fairnefs and Temper, that they may well become and Example to Clergymen and Others, of writing Controversy in such a manner, as that Truth may by weighing Arguments on both sides be fully searched after, and our common Christianity suffer nothing in the mean time through want of Meekness and Charity.