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What Is Of Faith As To Everlasting Punishment? In Reply To Dr. Farrar's Challenge In His Eternal Hope, 1879 (1880)

Self-Help

Pusey, E.B.

Motivational

Kessinger Publishing

The Minor Prophets: A commentary (Barnes' notes)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Books

One of the strongest conservative commentaries of its time offered to counter the tide of skepticism sweeping the theological world.

Daniel, the Prophet

Kregel Classics

Confessions of St. Augustine

"The reader who has never met Augus-tine before ought to go first of all to the Confessions," reflected the Trappist monk and scholar Thomas Merton. "Augustine lived the theology that he wrote. . . . He experienced the reality of Christ living in his own soul."        Saint Augustine, the celebrated theologian who served as Bishop of Hippo from a.d. 396 until his death in a.d. 430, is widely regarded as one of the most influential thinkers in the Western world. Written in the form of a long prayer addressed directly to God, Augustine's Confessions, the remarkable chronicle of his conversion to Christianity, endures as the greatest spiritual autobiography of all time.        "Augustine possessed a strong, capacious, argumentative mind," wrote Edward Gibbon. "He boldly sounded the dark abyss of grace, predestination, free-will, and original sin." And the eminent historian Jaroslav Pelikan remarked: "There has, quite literally, been no century of the sixteen centuries since the conversion of Augustine in which he has not been a major intellectual, spiri-tual, and cultural force."

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Arden Library

The Councils of the Church From the Council of Jerusalem A.D. 51, to the Council of Constantinople A

History

Wentworth Press

Legare Street Press

The Church Of England Leaves Her Children Free To Whom To Open Their Griefs: A Letter To W. U. Richards (1850)

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The Church of England Leaves Her Children Free to Whom to Open Their Griefs: A Letter to W. U. Richards

Europe

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The Edinburgh Review Or Critical Journal V80: For July, 1844 To October, 1844 (1844)

Literature & Fiction

Palmer, William

Newman, Cardinal John Henry

British & Irish

Tracts For Englishmen (1844)

Heber, Bishop

Miller, John.

Literary

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