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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Socinianism."”.

  1. The cause of Christ and truth: Arguments for the deity of Christ in the anti-Socinian writings of John Gill, Dan Taylor, and Andrew Fuller

    … Chapter 1 examines the origins and doctrines of Socinianism, both in its Polish and British forms. Historical founders of Socinianism, such as Laelius and Faustus Socinus, were studied, as well as the beginnings of Unitarianism in Britain. Chapter 2 discusses the arguments for the deity of Christ …

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  2. "An Engine of Destruction": Andrew Fuller's Response to Antinomianism

    … While his written responses to High Calvinism, Socinianism, Sandemanianism, and Deism are well known, Fuller’s response to Antinomianism has not received as much attention. Thus, this thesis will argue that the “engine of destruction” known as Antinomianism was the greatest threat to the …

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  3. Divine and Human Agency by Means of the Covenant: The Anti-Pelagian Theology of John Owen

    … soteriology of Owen in his polemics against Socinianism. Examining the development of Socinianism was necessary to understand why Owen defended the Trinity against Socinian teachings. For Owen, vindicating the Trinity was his basis for anti-Pelagian polemics against Socinians. Owen argued …

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  4. "The Fountain of Life": John Gill’s Doctrine of Christ's Eternal Sonship

    … the doctrine of the Trinity in opposition to Socinianism and a resurging Sabellianism. While Gill’s doctrine of the Trinity and eternal generation belonged within the Nicene tradition, he followed Calvin’s understanding of the Son as autotheos that led him away from the Nicene tradition’s …

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