The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption

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The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption is a 17th-century theological treatise by William Pynchon that controversially challenged orthodox Puritan views on atonement and was one of the first books banned and publicly burned in colonial New England.

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instanceOf book
theological treatise
associatedPerson John Winthrop Jr. NERFINISHED
associatedWith Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
author William Pynchon NERFINISHED
authorBirthPlace England NERFINISHED
authorMigration William Pynchon emigrated from England to Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
authorOccupation colonial magistrate
authorReligiousAffiliation Puritan
censorshipAction publicly burned in Boston
censorshipStatus banned in colonial New England
controversial true
countryOfOrigin Colonial New England NERFINISHED
genre Christian theology
polemical work
historicalSignificance one of the first books banned in colonial New England
one of the first books publicly burned in colonial New England
impact contributed to debates over doctrinal control in New England
highlighted limits of religious dissent in early Massachusetts
language English
legacy cited in discussions of censorship in American religious history
studied as an early example of theological dissent in New England
mainTopic atonement
redemption
placeOfCondemnation Boston NERFINISHED
positionInTheology challenges orthodox Puritan views on atonement
publicationCentury 17th century
reasonForCondemnation perceived as heretical by Massachusetts Bay authorities
religiousContext Calvinist theology NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Puritanism
theologicalStance questions traditional understanding of Christ’s suffering as payment

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William Pynchon notableWork The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption