Glimpse into the life of one of Christianity's most influential figures with this detailed study of St. Peter by John Saul Howson. With careful analysis of biblical texts and historical accounts, Howson provides a compelling portrait of the apostle and his impact on the early church.
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This reprint of the 1880 original explores the significance of the Acts of the Apostles, examining its historical and theological implications. It delves into the evidence presented within the text, providing insights into early Christian beliefs and practices. The work serves as a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in the foundational texts of Christianity and their impact on the faith's development.
This reprint of the 1874 edition of Sacramental Confession offers readers an authentic glimpse into historical practices of confession within the sacramental tradition. It preserves the original text, providing insights into the theological and pastoral aspects of confession as understood in the 19th century. Ideal for those interested in religious studies or historical theology, this edition maintains the integrity of the original work while making it accessible to contemporary audiences.