The Anti-Christs and Sadduces Detected Among a Sort of Quakers, Or, Caleb Pusie of Pensilvania and John Pennington, with His Brethren of the Second Da

The book delves into a theological dispute, highlighting the conflict between George Keith and the Quakers in Pennsylvania, particularly focusing on Caleb Pusie and John Pennington. It critiques a publication by the Quakers that presents their doctrinal differences, labeling them as antichrists and Sadducees. Through a detailed examination of their beliefs, the author aims to expose what he perceives as errors in Quaker doctrine, contributing to the broader discourse on religious interpretation and authority during the time.