Mystery unmasked, addressed to people of any religion, and those of none. [electronic resource] : Being a treatise tending to reconcile the most abstruse branches of Christianity to reason: As, The Trinity; Original Sin; Freewill; The Eucharist; Christ's Descent into Hell; The Resurrection. To which is added, Sentiments concerning extempore Harangues. A Form of Private Prayer; and Two Psalms in English Verse: One more particularly adapted to the Jews; the other suitable both to Jew and Gentile. By Aurelius Clement, of Pembrokeshire, B. A. Late a Scholar of St. John's College Cambridge.