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A classic treatise on the doctrine of the Trinity, by Dr. Samuel Clarke (1675-1729), the famous philosopher, theologian, and friend of Sir Isaac Newton. "The strengths of the book are its comprehensive setting-out of the evidence, the careful nature of its reasoning, and the clarity and moderation with which it draws its conclusions." - Maurice Wiles ( Archetypal Heresy, p. 112)

This reprint is of a rare 19th century edition of Clarke’s second edition (1719), which features a modernised and edited text. It features a new Introduction by Dale Tuggy.

Note: This reprint edition is marred by some fairly neat underlining on about 55 of the pages. The text is completely readable, but is not as sharp as one would like. See the preview, although the pages print somewhat better than the preview suggests.

For other books on the Trinity, see trinities.org/books