Historical and Theological Introduction to Religious Disputes

Jena 1733–36.
Parchment original: "Pergam." Binding, 5 Volumes.
Small Octavo A book size approximately 6 by 9 inches; original: "Kl - 8."

A work that remains indispensable today, for example, for the history of Pietism A 17th and 18th-century reform movement within Lutheranism that emphasized individual piety and a "living" faith over formal dogma.. It deals with Socinians A Christian sect that rejected the Trinity and the divinity of Jesus, fanatics, enthusiasts In this period, a label for those claiming direct, personal divine inspiration, Behmenists Followers of the German mystic Jakob Böhme, and the like.