The Christian theological tradition provides an embarrassment of riches: from Scripture to modern scholarship, we are blessed with a vast and complex theological inheritance. And yet this feast of traditional riches is too frequently inaccessible to the general reader.
The Cascade Companions series addresses the challenge by publishing books that combine academic rigor with broad appeal and readability. They aim to introduce nonspecialist readers to that vital storehouse of authors, documents, themes, histories, arguments, and movements that comprise this heritage with brief yet compelling volumes.
Negotiating Religious Change in Reformation England and Beyond
by Caroline Litzenberger
$25.00
£22.00
AU$39.00
ISBN: 9781666751086
Pub Date: October 2022
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Cascade Books
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