Introduction

Biography

Born to Bap­tist parents, Lan­dis joined the Pres­by­ter­ian church at age 20, and was or­dained a Pres­by­ter­ian min­is­ter in 1832. He was serv­ing in Jef­fer­son­ville, Penn­syl­van­ia, as of 1840.

Later, he was a pro­fess­or of theo­lo­gy at the Dan­ville Theo­lo­gic­al Se­mi­na­ry, Dan­ville, Ken­tucky.

Works

• Rabbah Tak­en, or, The Theo­lo­gic­al Sys­tem of Rev. Al­ex­an­der Camp­bell (New York: Mark H. New­man, 1844)
• The Im­mor­ta­li­ty of the Soul and the Fi­nal Con­di­tion of the Wick­ed Care­ful­ly Con­si­dered (New York: Carl­ton & Por­ter, 1859)
• The Doc­trine of Orig­in­al Sin (Rich­mond, Vir­gin­ia: Whit­tet & Shep­per­son, 1884)