Report of the Minority of the Committee Appointed by the Presbytery to Consider the Inaugural Address of Professor C. A. Briggs, D.D. .. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149945797)

This is the "Report of the Minority of the Committee Appointed by the Presbytery to Consider the Inaugural Address of Professor C. A. Briggs, D.D.," published in 1891. It offers a fascinating glimpse into a period of theological controversy within the Presbyterian Church. The report centers around the inaugural address of Professor Charles Augustus Briggs, a prominent theologian whose views sparked significant debate and ultimately led to heresy charges. This historical document provides valuable insight into the theological landscape of the late 19th century, the tensions between traditional beliefs and emerging critical perspectives, and the processes of ecclesiastical review and judgment within the Presbyterian denomination. Scholars and students of American religious history, Presbyterianism, and the history of theology will find this report a valuable primary source.

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