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Reasons for Dissenting from the Established Church in Ireland (1718)

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Minutes of the Synod of Philadelphia (1717–1758) recording ordinations, committee reports, admissions (e.g., William Tennent’s objections to episcopacy), and synodical governance.
Archive ⬩ American Presbyterian and Reformed History, Ecclesiastical Minutes
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William Tennent (1673 – 1746) was a Scots-Irish Presbyterian minister and pioneering educator in colonial Pennsylvania who founded the influential Log College, a humble theological school that trained many of the revivalist preachers central to the First Great Awakening. His commitment to evangelical zeal and ministerial education helped spark a wave of religious revival in early America and laid important groundwork for the later establishment of institutions like the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University).

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