Free-will And Merit Fairly Examined: Or, Men Not Their Own Saviors: The Substance Of A Sermon, Preached, In The Parish Church Of St. Anne, Black-friars, London, On Wednesday, May 25, 1774 (Hardcover)

Augustus Toplady's Free-Will and Merit Fairly Examined is a powerful critique of the theological doctrine of free will. In this sermon, Toplady argues that men are not their own saviors and that true salvation can only be found through faith in Christ.

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