Unitarian Christianity Vindicated: In Four Letters, Addressed to the Rev. R. W. Hamilton, in Reply to His Pamphlet Denominated "the Religionists . to the Christian Name" (Classic Reprint)

This religious text explores the differences and similarities between Unitarianism and Calvinism, arguing that there is a possibility for sincere adherents to both views. The author, a minister in the Unitarian tradition, defends his beliefs against the often vehement condemnations of their Calvinist counterparts. He traces the historical roots of this conflict, while defending the moral character and conduct of Unitarianism, advocating for an examination of belief free from both the fires of hell and the promise of heaven, and instead based upon reason and the word of scripture.