John Wesley's immorality can be clearly seen in that he once said that the Biblical doctrine of predestination "represents our blessed Lord... as a hypocrite, a deceiver of the people, a man void of common sincerity. This is the blasphemy clearly contained in the horrible decree of predestination. And here I fix my foot. On this I join issue with every assertor of it. You represent God as worse than the devil: more false, more cruel, more unjust."

In addition to doctrinal degeneracy, Toplady here documents Wesley's deliberate lies and deception concerning Calvinism. He shows how Wesley abridged certain Calvinistic writings and attributed the abridgments to Toplady. Of this high-handed sin, Wesley is never known to have repented. A public sin, such as this, would warrant excommunication from any faithful communion.

Wesley received no Church censure, just the replies of Toplady -- who was faithful in this matter. This book also exposes Wesley as a plagiarist, pointing out his pro-monarchy and anti-American sentiments.