A Letter To Lord Viscount Barrington(written In The Year 1730), Concerning The Question, Whether The “logos” Supplied The Place Of A Human Soul In The Person Of Jesus Christ

This intriguing letter, penned by John Shute Barrington, engages with a key theological question of the 18th century: did Jesus Christ possess a human soul? Barrington's discussion draws on a wide range of texts, from the Bible to the works of the Church Fathers, and offers a unique insight into the intellectual and religious debates of his time. Nathaniel Lardner's thoughtful annotations provide valuable context and historical background.

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