John Brine - Works

Works

They include:

  • 'The Christian Religion not destitute of Arguments, &c. … in answer to "Christianity not founded on Argument,"' 1743.
  • 'The Certain Efficacy of the Death of Christ asserted', 1743.
  • 'A Vindication of Natural and Revealed Religion, in answer to Mr. James Foster,' 1746. Attacks James Foster.
  • 'A Treatise on various subjects: controversial tracts against Bragge, Johnson, Tindal, Jackson, Eltringham, and. others' (in 2 vols.), 1750, 1756, 1766. Against Robert Bragge, John Johnson, William Eltringham, and others. A popular work, it was edited by James Upton in 1813, with some of Brine's sermons added, and a life of the author prefixed (from Walter Wilson).
  • 'Discourses at a Monthly Exercise of Prayer, at Wednesday and Lord's Day Evening Lectures, and Miscellaneous Discourses' (2 vols.);
  • 'Funeral and Ordination Sermons and Choice Experience of Mrs. Anne Brine, with Dr. Gill's Sermon at her Funeral,' 1750. Collected together, his pamphlets fill eight volumes octavo.

A complete catalogue of Brine's separate publications is given by Walter Wilson in his Dissenting Churches.

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