Antinomianism In The Colony Of Massachusetts Bay, 1636-1638

This historical work details the phenomenon of antinomianism in the early days of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The book examines the conflict between puritan leaders and a group of colonists who believed that moral behavior was not necessary for salvation. The book includes primary sources such as letters and legal documents, making it of interest to scholars and students of early American history and religion.

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