Volume 5 brings to conclusion the Puritan Papers edited by J. I. Packer. The seventy-six papers in these five volumes were originally given at an annual conference that played a vital role in reinvigorating evangelicalism in Great Britain and beyond. This final volume offers eleven chapters, two by the editor: 'Arminianisms' and 'The Doctrine of Justification among the Puritans.' Accompanying Packer's contributions are John R. de Witt's 'The Arminian Conflict and the Synod of Dort,' David R. Smith's 'John Flectcher: An Arminian Upholder of Holiness,' and D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones's 'William Williams and Welsh Calvinistic Methodism' as well as his 'Can We Learn from History?', which serves as a fitting conclusion to the five volumes.
