Arius Slain and Socinus Mortally Wounded: By Scripturally Proving a Plurality of Persons in the Godhead, That Jesus Christ has all the Divine Names Ap

This theological treatise is a defense of the doctrine of the Holy Trinity against the heresies of Arius and Socinus, who denied the divinity of Jesus Christ. The author, who signs himself as Captain Tomlin, draws upon biblical texts, patristic writings, and scholastic theology to demonstrate the orthodox position on the nature of God. The book is a passionate and erudite exposition of the doctrine of the Trinity and a polemical attack on the sects that rejected it. Arius Slain and Socinus Mortally Wounded offers a valuable glimpse into the debates and controversies that shaped Christian thought in the seventeenth century.

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