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"As one of London's most popular preachers and later as Archbishop of Canterbury, [Tillotson] led a movement within the Church to secure a greater comprehension for nonconformists, stressing the essential reasonableness of the faith and the need for a minimal creed. He believed that the differences between the majority of dissenters and Anglicans did not involve theological matters but instead centred on less important questions of order and practice. . . . He was an active participant in the effort to forward both a Toleration Bill and a Comprehension Bill in the aftermath of the 1688 Revolution. . . . Tillotson's clear and simple pulpit style, as evidenced in over 250 published sermons, placed him at the forefront of an intense controversy within the Church of England over the role of reason in the life of the spirit" [Dictionary of Seventeenth Century British Philosophers 2: 811].
Wing B5801.
A Study of Joseph Butler.
Contains chapters on the Christian reception of Greek medicine; early Christian views of the etiology of disease; Christianity as a religion of healing; the basis of Christian medical philanthropy; health care in the early Church.
With a new 9 1/2 page introduction for the Torchbook edition by Sidney E. Ahlstrom.
Spiritual biography of one of the great saints of Tibetan Buddhism.
The third edition adds an index. Contains 25 chapters covering theology; ethics; christianity, judaism, mahometism, paganism, ; mythology; grammar & language; rhetoric & oratory; ontology; poetry, criticism; geography; chronology; history; physiology; botany; anatomy; pharmacy; medicine; polity & economics; jurisprudence; heraldry; mathematics & science.
A comprehensive sourcebook of Puritan writings. Volume one: History The Theory of the State and of Society; This World and the Next. Volume two: Manners, Customs, and Behavior; Poetry, Literary Theory, Education, Science; Biographies and Letters. With an erudite 79 page introduction plus introduction for each selection.
Chapter 8 on Christian origins was rewritten by Reinach for this revised English-language edition, which also includes the chapter on the period beginning with World War I that was added to the 1924 French edition.
In Danish; first published in German in 1937 & 1941.
Not published in Danish until 1946.
Taylor was born at Cambridge and ordained in 1633; between 1633 and the ascendancy of the Puritans in 1645 he was a Fellow of two Cambridge colleges and chaplain both to Archbishop Laud and King Charles. Imprisoned three times and forced into retirement as a family chaplain in Wales during Puritan rule, he became after the Restoration in 1661 Bishop of Down and Connor in Ireland. Taylor authored many books on theological, moral, and devotional topics, the best known of which are his The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living (1650) and The Rule and Exercices of Holy Dying (1651).
Lectures written for delivery in England during March, 1923. The lectures were presented by Clement C. J. Webb and Edwyn Bevan.
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