The Burgess-Underwood Debate

This book is a fascinating record of a public debate between two prominent figures in the Restoration Movement, which sought to promote unity among the various streams of Christianity. The debate took place in 1875 in Aylmer, Ontario, and centered on the question of whether the Holy Spirit was directly involved in the conversion of sinners. With its detailed record of the arguments of both sides and its insights into the religious climate of the time, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Christian theology.

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