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Some Account of the Principles of the Moravians

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Gilbert Tennent critiques the Moravian Brethren and Count Zinzendorf, alleging concealed doctrines, claims of sinless perfection and church infallibility, and threats to religious and civil liberty.
Archive ⬩ Apologetical Method, Colonial Presbyterian History
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Gilbert Tennent (1703 – 1764) was an Irish-born Presbyterian minister and key leader in the First Great Awakeningwhose passionate preaching—especially in his Danger of an Unconverted Ministry—helped fuel revivalist fervor across the American colonies. A cofounder of the New Side movement, he emphasized personal conversion and experiential piety, significantly shaping evangelical Presbyterianism in the 18th century.

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