John Rawlins

1707 or 8 – 1784

• A dissertation upon heretical opinions
• A second dissertation upon heretical opinions; shewing the nature of heresy, in what respects errors in religion may be innocent or sinful; the causes from which they generally proceed; the excuses often alledged by false Christians and avowed unbelievers
• The connexion between religion and government, and the usefulness of both to civil society. A sermon preached in the cathedral church of Worcester, on Sunday, July 13th, 1766. ... By John Rawlins, ..
• The plan of divine revelation justified in answer to the objections of unbelievers
• The principles of infidelity and faith consider'd in a comparative view
• The scripture prophecies consider'd - and compar'd with the oracles of the heathens