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1. He began by applauding the prosecution of the author he was confuting; Daniel Waterland came in 1730 to his defence.
2. Daniel Waterland's " Discourse of Fundamentals " is the only work by an Anglican theologian explicitly devoted to this subject.
3. His doctoral thesis completed under Dr . Alister McGrath was entitled The Sacramental Theology of Daniel Waterland, completed in 1998 at Oxford in association with Coventry University.
4. It was only with the close discussions of Clarke and his major opponent Daniel Waterland, a generation later, that the theological and historical points involved came clearly into focus.
5. In 1719, when the Salters'Hall conference had made the Trinitarian controversy a burning question among dissenters, Bourn, hitherto Athanasian, addressed himself to reading Samuel Clarke and Daniel Waterland, and accepted the Clarkean scheme.
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7. In 1730 Benjamin Hoadly offered him a prebend at Salisbury on condition of subscription, but after the publication ( 1721 ) of Daniel Waterland's " Case of Arian Subscription " he had decided to subscribe no more.
8. Archbishop Tenison, Daniel Waterland, and Samuel Bradford approved of Lewis's reply, and when he re-enunciated his views in Canterbury Cathedral on 30 January 1717, Archbishop William Wake rewarded him with the mastership of Eastbridge Hospital, Canterbury.
9. "The Miracles of Jesus Vindicated " ( 1729 ) was written against Thomas Woolston . " A Reply to the Letter to Dr . Waterland " was against Conyers Middleton, defending Daniel Waterland; Pearce engaged in this controversy as a former student of William Wake.
10. On the doctrine of our Lord's deity, which he had defended in 1691 and had upheld throughout his New Testament commentary ( 1703 ), he was affected by the treatise ( 1712 ) of Samuel Clarke, as shown by his later criticisms of George Bull and Daniel Waterland.
11. In the mid-eighteenth century, the English theologian Daniel Waterland defined pantheism this way : " It supposes God and nature, or God and the whole universe, to be one and the same substance one universal being; insomuch that men's souls are only modifications of the divine substance . " In the early nineteenth century, the German theologian Julius Wegscheider defined pantheism as the belief that God and the world established by God are one and the same.
12. Several anonymous pamphlets in the paper war at Exeter were ascribed to Peirce, and have been catalogued and referred to as his, apparently without ground; of these the most important is  The Innocent vindicated,  & c ., 1718; 2nd edition, 1719, which, Peirce says, he never read, and supposed to be by a lay hand; an appendix to the second edition has  Thirteen Queries on the Trinity, which are defended as Peirce's in  The Truth and Importance of the Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity,  & c ., 1736, a publication against Daniel Waterland, which has been ascribed to Hallett.