DETECTED.

PART I

THE TWO SOPHISMS DETECTED,

Which have split the Reformers into Calvinists, Arminians, Redemptional
Universalists, &c.

PART II.

A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE REFORMED
CHURCHES;

Their Controversies-Sermons-Theological Seminaries-Some of the chief
Causes of their Divisions assigned—and some Hints suggested,
respecting the Cure of their Schisms.

BY JAMES GRAY, D. D.

"Then shall we know, if we follow on to know the Lord." HOSEA.

THE NEW YORK PUBL

PURIOSA PRORY

ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS. 1898.

ADVERTISEMENT.

THE author is extremely sorry that he should have to apologise to his subscribers, for offering them only half the work he so lately promised them. But to ef fect more at present, is impossible. The exhaustion occasioned by intense application during this scorching season, and two very violent attacks of sickness, have so much reduced his animal vigour, that he must have some relaxation.

At the same time, each part of this work forms a complete whole; and the SECOND PART shall appear as soon as the author's health will permit him to complete his manuscript.

Philadelphia, August 11, 1817.