Description

Samuel Miller, the first professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Government at Princeton Theological Seminary and a prolific author, published this introduction and defense of Presbyterianism in 1835. Originally titled Presbyterianism: The Truly Primitive and Apostolical Constitution of the Church of Christ, Miller covers the basics of Presbyterian belief and practice, grounding his material in the Scriptures primarily and church history secondarily. This work is a wonderful primer on the foundations of the Presbyterian tradition.

Endorsement

“Samuel Miller’s Presbyterianism was as prized in the nineteenth century as it was neglected in the twentieth. Now, thanks to Log College Press, this Reformed classic has been lifted from obscurity and made available to a new generation of readers…Whether historical Presbyterian belief and practice is familiar or foreign to you, Presbyterianism will be a sure guide to the biblical treasures preserved in this tradition.”

— Dr. Guy Prentiss Waters