Making Heretics

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The book reinterprets the Massachusetts disputes of the late 1630s, often mischaracterized as the "antinomian controversy." It delves into the intricate interplay of personal agendas and relationships among key figures, presenting these conflicts as a series of interconnected events rather than a singular controversy. Michael Winship utilizes a wide array of sources to provide a nuanced understanding of the religious and political dynamics at play during this pivotal period in early American history.