"Quakerism Versus Calvinism" is a historical religious treatise written as a direct response to Samuel Hanson Cox's critique of Quaker beliefs. David Meredith Reese, the author, defends Quakerism against Cox's accusations in his work, "Quakerism not Christianity." Published in 1834, this book provides valuable insight into the theological debates of the 19th century and the distinctions between Quaker and Calvinist doctrines. It offers readers a window into the historical context of religious thought and the specific arguments surrounding the Society of Friends.

This work is essential for anyone studying the history of Christianity, Quakerism, or Calvinism. It captures a moment in time when religious ideas were hotly contested and offers a detailed perspective on the beliefs and practices of early 19th-century Quakers.

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