Coleridge and the Unitarian Consensus

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H. W. Piper's essay, "Coleridge and the Unitarian Consensus," examines Samuel Taylor Coleridge's deep engagement with Unitarian Christianity during the most formative decade of his life, from 1793 to early 1805. Piper explores how Coleridge's religious beliefs influenced his poetic and philosophical works, focusing on his initial acceptance and later divergence from Unitarian doctrines. The essay delves into Coleridge's interactions with prominent Unitarian figures and his evolving theological perspectives, providing a comprehensive analysis of his complex relationship with Unitarianism. This essay is essential for readers interested in Romantic literature, religious studies, and the intricate interplay between Coleridge's faith and his intellectual development.

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