Jerubbaal: Or, A Vindication Of The Sober Testimony Against Sinful Complyance, From The Exceptions Of Mr. Tombs
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Jerubbaal: Or, A Vindication Of The Sober Testimony Against Sinful Complyance, From The Exceptions Of Mr. Tombs

by Thomas Douglas

Theology historical nonfiction religious history
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Thomas Douglas’s Jerubbaal is a theological defense of a sober testimony against sinful compliance. Written in response to the exceptions of Mr. Tombs, it offers a historical example of religious argument focused on conscience, doctrinal disagreement, and the boundaries of acceptable conduct.

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Jerubbaal, by Thomas Douglas, is a work of religious controversy centered on a defense of a sober testimony against sinful compliance.

The book addresses objections attributed to Mr. Tombs and sets out to vindicate the position named in its title.

Its subject and presentation place it within the traditions of theological debate, moral inquiry, and historical religious writing.

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