This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Thirty Nine Articles of Religion agreed upon by the Church of England in the sixteenth century, and revised in 1571. It details the proceedings of Convocation and provides valuable insight into the religious debates and discussions surrounding the Articles. The book includes a prefatory epistle addressed to the famous freethinker, Anthony Collins, who challenged the religious beliefs of his day.

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