This historical document provides a firsthand account of the 1834 Unitarian controversy between the Reverend John Scott Porter and the Reverend Daniel Bagot, held at the Meeting House of the First Presbyterian Congregation Belfast. The report includes detailed transcripts of the debates, analysis of the arguments, and commentary by contemporary scholars. A valuable resource for scholars of Unitarianism and religious history.

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