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Excerpt from Arminianism in History or the Revolt From Predestinationism
When it became necessary to give a class in Historical Theology a careful View of Arminian ism in its historical as well as doctrinal charac ter, I found material for such a study, but it was undigested, ill-arranged, and very unsatis factory. After a careful search I failed to find a book on the subject that could be recommended to students. A copy of Brandt's Life of James Arminius could not be found, though a large dealer advertised at times for a year for it. Only recently I ran across it in an old French second-hand bookstore in New Orleans. Driven to gather and arrange such material as could be obtained, there resulted these chapters in the form of lectures, which were delivered to the class, discussed, revised, and delivered a sec ond time. After this they were re-written and put in the present form, and a third time deliv ered to thoughtful men.
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