Heresies of the Plymouth Brethren [microform]

Get a fascinating perspective on religious controversies of the 19th century with this insightful sermon. Preached by John Travers Lewis at St. Paul's Church in Kingston, this sermon denounces the 'heresies' of the Plymouth Brethren, a movement that sought to restore what they saw as the primitive character of the Christian church. Lewis' sermon shows the tensions between traditional and modernist views of Christianity that were prevalent in his time, and provides a valuable window into the religious history of Canada.
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