1846 GEORGE GRIFFIN. Letters on Atonement Theology by Author of Important Work on Sufferings of Christ in His Deity. Slavery Good minus with some general

Good minus with some general wear

this would have been a $1200-$1500 letter

The Brodheads for generations have been politicians

Hearing Frederick Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army at the Detroit Opera House

Revival of Religion in Stockbridge

1846 GEORGE GRIFFIN. Letters on Atonement Theology by Author of Important Work on Sufferings of Christ in His Deity. Slavery Good minus with some generalFascinating pair of letters by George Griffin, Esq regarding the publication and reception of his influential and highly controversial work on the divine sufferings of Christ in the atonement. Published in 1845, Griffins work pushed back on 1500 years of received theology, which he freely admits. He asserts that the Church, theologically, loses a crucial piece of the metaphysics of the atonement; and pastorally, loses a powerful devotional element of