The Apostolic Fathers
- 238 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Henry Scott Holland was an influential theologian and Anglican priest whose early academic career was marked by struggle until he was influenced by philosophical ideas. Profoundly affected by the social problems he witnessed in London's slums, he became convinced of the need for fundamental change within the church. Holland advocated for a more pragmatic approach to Christianity, one that focused on lived experience and social justice rather than mere contemplation. His work emphasized the necessity of reforming social structures and placing labor and capital on a more equitable footing, stressing that duty to God and duty to humanity were intrinsically linked.






Written by theologian and philosopher Henry Scott Holland, 'Good Friday' is a moving and meditative exploration of the significance of Christ's crucifixion. Holland's thoughtful reflections on the meanings of sacrifice, suffering, and redemption offer readers a fresh perspective on the central event of the Christian faith. This book will appeal to anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual life and enhance their understanding of Easter.
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