Classics of Western Spirituality: Post-Reformation Christianity (44 vols.)
Overview
The Reformation was a definitive turning point in the church’s history, and it continues to influence both the church and modern society. The Post-Reformation Christianity collection comprises a diverse collection of writings—from both Protestant and Catholic perspectives—on spirituality, mysticism theology, worship, vocational ministry, and more. Additionally, the collection includes anthologies of poetry, hymns, sermons, and philosophical treatises. It includes works from famous authors such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Henry Newman, as well as writings from lesser-known authors, including Jeanne Guyon, Miguel de Molinos, and Elisabeth Leseur.
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- Presents Protestant and Catholic texts on spirituality from the Reformation to the Modern period
- Includes both famous authors and lesser-known writers
- Provides a panoramic view of Post-Reformation Western Spirituality
- Title: Classics of Western Spirituality: Post-Reformation Christianity
- Series: The Classics of Western Spirituality
- Publisher: Paulist Press
- Volumes: 44
- Pages: 15,197
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