A Short View of the Tenets of Tritheists, Sabellians, Trinitarians, Arians, and Socinians

<p>This lost classic on the Trinity is a short and clear work by David James, which reflects his deep familiarity with a massive English literature on the subject spanning roughly 1689 to 1780. </p><p>James neatly summarizes competing views, with the aim of promoting sympathetic understanding of competing approaches, which he calls Tritheist, Arian, Sabellian, Trinitarian (real and nominal), and Socinian.</p><p>This second edition of 1780 includes an Appendix on the central issue of the worship of Jesus Christ.</p><p>This is a high quality reprint; the pages look much better than the above Preview.</p><p>See <a href="http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=900744"> here</a> for more books on the Trinity.</p>