The Doctrines of Predestination and Assurance Examined, With a Short View of the Pelagian Controversy (Classic Reprint): In a Sermon Preached Before ... in the County of Bucks, on Tuesday, May 23 - Softcover

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Explore early 19th‑century religious debates on predestination, assurance, and spiritual experience through a critical historical lens.

This nonfiction work surveys sermonized reflections and contemporary critiques from a period of intense Methodist and Anglican dialogue. It looks at how ideas about salvation, personal experience, and church authority were discussed, challenged, and defended, with attention to how these debates shaped public understanding of faith and discipline.

• Clear examination of predestination, assurance, and the role of personal experience in faith.


• Historical context for Methodist and Anglican tensions and their broader social impact.


• Extensive examples and quotations illustrating how religious leaders framed salvation and obedience.


• Discussion of how controversy influenced church practice and believers’ daily lives.

Ideal for readers of religious history, 19th‑century polemics, and readers seeking a critical view of how doctrinal debates shaped faith communities.

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