Published in 1883, 'Some Heresies Dealt With' is a fascinating study of theology and religious thought in the late Victorian period. Written by the Scottish writer and critic Alexander H. Japp, it explores a range of controversial topics, from the nature of sin to the problem of evil. By setting out the arguments for and against each position, Japp provides a clear and balanced overview of the debates of his day. This new edition includes an introduction by a theologian, and will be of interest to scholars of religion and anyone interested in the history of ideas.

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