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Socinianism and John Owen

Socinianism and John Owen

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  • Lee Gatiss

This article considers the interaction that John Owen had with the Socinians. It puts it into historical perspective, explaining the heresy of Socinianism, namely, its anti-Trinitarian view. The author goes on to assess the way Owen linked the Socinians with others, especially Richard Baxter and Hugo Grotius.

Source: Southern Equip. 20 pages.

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