Odd-Fellowship Examined in the Light of Scripture and Reason
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First published in 1855, this book is a critical examination of the beliefs and practices of the Odd Fellows, a fraternal order that emerged in the US in the early 19th century. The author argues that the group's teachings and rituals are incompatible with Christianity and that Christians should not participate in the organization.
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