Published in 1815, 'An Essay on the Doctrine of the Trinity' attempts to provide a rational justification for this central tenet of the Christian faith. James Kidd argues that the doctrine can be demonstrated through reason and logic, as well as scriptural evidence and tradition. Despite its controversial nature, Kidd's work remains a seminal text in the field of theology and continues to be studied by scholars and religious thinkers today.

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