Letters on Unitarianism Addressed to the Members Of the First Presbyterian Church in the City Of

In this thoughtful and provocative book, Miller engages in a series of letters with members of the First Presbyterian Church in the City of . . ., tackling the controversial topic of Unitarianism head-on. With eloquence and precision, Miller defends the orthodox Christian view against what he sees as the heresies of the Unitarians.

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