An earnest and resolute protestation against a certain inductive method of theologizing, which has been recently propounded by the King's Professor of Divinity in Oxford ...

An earnest and resolute protestation against a certain inductive method of theologizing, which has been recently propounded by the King's Professor of Divinity in Oxford ...

by Thomas William Lancaster

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