Classics of Anglican Spirituality Collection (7 vols.)
Overview
John Henry Newman, John Wycliffe, George Herbert, and more—the Classics of Anglican Spirituality Collection presents seven volumes of selected historical literature from various segments of Anglican church history. These works span the late Middle Ages through the Renaissance and Post-Reformation eras, and into the eighteenth century. They include poetry, treatises, sermons, essays, and other writings by authors who made a profound impact on the course of English history—including John Donne, William Law, and Jeremy Taylor.
You’ll also explore several important works from lesser-known seventeenth century Cambridge Platonist writers such as Anne Conway, Nathaniel Culverwell, and Peter Sterry. Learn about their involvement, growth, and transformation in the Christian spirituality aspect of the Anglican faith. Their writings still continues to influence both the church and modern society.
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Check out the work of another Anglican divine and poet with the Select Works of Thomas Traherne (3 vols.).
Key Features
- Focuses on spirituality in Anglican history
- Provides volumes from a range of influential writers
- Illustrates the religious outlook of the seventeenth century Cambridge Platonists
Product Details
- Title: Classics of Anglican Spirituality Collection
- Publisher: Paulist Press
- Volumes: 7
- Pages: 2,312
- Christian Group: Anglican
- Resource Type: Sermons,, Devotionals, Literature
- Topic: Spirituality, Christian Living
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