This is Volume 8 of the collected works of the Reverend Daniel Waterland, a significant figure in 18th-century theological debate. This volume presents a collection of Waterland's writings, carefully arranged and presented for the first time. It also includes a comprehensive review of Waterland's life and writings, offering readers invaluable insight into his intellectual development and the context of his theological contributions.

Daniel Waterland (1683⿿1740) was a prominent English theologian who vigorously defended orthodox Christian doctrine against Arianism and other heterodox views. His works are essential for understanding the theological landscape of the period and the development of Anglican thought. This collection allows scholars and interested readers to engage directly with Waterland's arguments and explore the nuances of his theological positions.

⿿The Works Of The Rev. Daniel Waterland...⿝ offers a comprehensive resource for those studying the history of theology, the Church of England, and the intellectual history of the 18th century.

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