Matthew Mead's profound work, "The Almost Christian Discovered," delves into the core of faith, shedding light on the vital distinction between authentic devotion and a mere profession of belief. In this enlightening exploration, Mead addresses a crucial concern that resonated with 17th-century Puritans striving to develop genuine personal piety. Mead's insights offer a crucial perspective on the deceptive nature of equating public observance...