Making Heretics

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The book delves into the Massachusetts disputes of the late 1630s, often mischaracterized as the "antinomian controversy." Michael Winship utilizes a wide array of sources to reframe these conflicts, emphasizing the intricate interplay of individual personalities and their agendas. It presents the struggles not as isolated incidents but as a series of interconnected events that collectively shaped the religious and political landscape of the time.