Dialogues between a minister and an honest country-man concerning election and predestination, very suitable to the present times
Subtitle: to which is annexed, Divine prescience consistent with human liberty, or, Mr. Wesley's opinion of election and reprobation, prov'd to be not so absurd as represented in the late letter under the title of Free grace indeed, but to be clear of those destructive consequences that will forever attend the Calvinistical doctrine of absolute fatality
By: by an enquirer after truth
Contributors: Peters, Richard, 1704-1776.; Cummings, Archibald, d. 1741.
Series: Three centuries of drama; Three centuries of English and American plays, 1500-1830
Publisher: Sold by Andrew Bradford [and 3 others]
Published: 1741
Place of publication: Philadelphia printed
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 40
Other titles: Divine prescience consistent with human liberty, or, Mr. Wesley's opinion of election and reprobation; Mr. Wesley's opinion of election and reprobation; Mister Wesley's opinion of election and reprobation
Notes: "Divine prescience consistent with human liberty" attributed to Richard Peters and Archibald Cummings

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