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John Anderson (1748-1830)

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John Anderson (1748-1830)

James Dodson

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

John Anderson was born in England, near the Scottish border, in 1748. He was a graduate of one of the Scottish Universities before attending the Associate Divinity Hall, and was licensed by the Associate Presbyterian Church. Due to certain infirmities, his services in the pulpit were not sought at that time. In 1783, he sailed for America where he was taken under the care of the Associate Presbytery of Pennsylvania, and was ordained sine titulo, in Philadelphia, October 31, 1788. In 1792, he was installed pastor of Mill Creek and Harmon’s Creek, Beaver Country, Pennsylvania. In 1794, he was appointed professor of theology for the Associate Church, a position he held for many years. He died on April 6, 1830. He was a prolific writer whose writings ranged over many controversial subjects with a display of great learning.

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The sin and danger of countenancing the administrations of erroneous teachers pointed out : [in] a sermon preached at Chartiers, in the county of Washington, Pa.
The sin and danger of countenancing the administrations of erroneous teachers pointed out : [in] a sermon preached at Chartiers, in the county of Washington, Pa.

1794-John Anderson.-A sermon which explains what happens when men are given over to hearing the ministrations of erroneous teachers. Anderson discusses the doctrines and practical reasons for maintaining confessional integrity by avoiding sectarian ministers or ministers not of one's own communion.