Joseph Moss

Joseph Moss was an eighteenth-century American clergyman whose theological contributions reflected the intellectual currents of the colonial period, particularly through his engagement with election theology as evidenced in his sermon work. His writings demonstrate the intersection of Calvinist doctrine and civic responsibility that characterized ministerial discourse in Revolutionary-era New England. Moss's scholarly output, including his election sermon, provides valuable insight into the religious justifications for political authority and community governance during a transformative period in American religious and political history.