Letters of the Rev. John Smith A Presbyterian Minister, to His Brother, the Rev. Peter Smith, a Methodist Preacher

Excerpt from Letters of the Rev. John Smith: A Presbyterian Minister, to His Brother, the Rev. Peter Smith, a Methodist Preacher

We cannot, however, both be in -the right. To us it is quite clear that your church, while she holds to the great essentials, ignores some important principles of religion. The gospel, Which you and your brethren preach, is not, inw deed, another gospel; the elements of salvation are there, but, as it strikes us, these elements are strangely mixed and compounded With hu man devices and human errors. It has always seemed to us that the Christian warrior, clad in the panoply of methodist-arminianism, fights at manifest disadvantage. The armor appears scant and defective. Pardon me, brother, but either we have too much, or you have not.

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