The Puritan Papers examines the theological and practical legacy of the Puritan movement in Christian thought and practice.

This collection is likely to be regarded as a scholarly yet accessible exploration of Puritan theology and its lasting impact. The focus on key figures and doctrines suggests a text that will appeal to students of church history and theology seeking to understand the foundations of certain Protestant traditions. The inferred scope points to a work that aims to illuminate the intellectual and spiritual heritage of the Puritans for a contemporary audience.