Alexander And Rufus

The book presents a two-part argument defending scriptural church communion against broad, inclusive interpretations. The first part critiques latitudinarian approaches to church membership, advocating for a more defined, scriptural basis for communion. The second part focuses on the specific practices and beliefs upheld by the Secession Church, arguing for their validity and importance in maintaining doctrinal integrity. Through theological analysis, it seeks to reinforce traditional views of church fellowship and governance.