| Columbia Encyclopedia: Samuel Finley |
| Works: Works by Samuel Finley |
| 1741 | "Christ Triumphing and Satan Raging." Written by the itinerant evangelist, Pennsylvania clergyman, and controversial participant in the Great Awakening, Finley's first published sermon is a rousing expression of Great Awakening zeal that is praised by George Whitefield. |
| 1754 | The Madness of Mankind. The Pennsylvania minister attacks all denominations that deny the need for divine revelation, defining madness as "impiety, superficiality, and irreligiousness." |
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