Bøger af J. Thornton

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1818. As the title indicates this essay was written with the purpose of promoting the Divine Truth amongst the villages of Great Britain. The author wrote in the Preface that the essay was written in response to a notice in the Evangelical Magazine, offering a premium of Twenty guineas for the best essay on this topic.

Or dangerous prevailing errors exposed and gospel truths vindicated in a series of dialogues. This work is designed to open and smooth the path, by the removal of some of the numerous obstacles which impede the progress of the sincere inquirer. Those who begin to think of religion are often perplexed and confounded at their outset by the diversity of theological systems and ceremonies or the contentions and inconsistencies of their adherents. To persons in such circumstances it is of great importance to have at hand a kind of mentor, a judicious and experienced Christian friend from whom counsel and assistance may be sought. That is what the author hoped this book to be. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read.