A Vindication Of The Principles Of The Authors Of 'the Tracts For The Times'
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A Vindication Of The Principles Of The Authors Of 'the Tracts For The Times' offers a detailed defense of the theological positions advanced by the writers of the influential "Tracts for the Times." Authored by Arthur Philip Perceval, this work serves as a crucial commentary on the Oxford Movement, a significant development within the Church of England during the 19th century. The book meticulously addresses criticisms and clarifies the principles underpinning the Tractarians' call for a return to traditional Catholic teachings and practices within Anglicanism.
Perceval's vindication is not merely a theological treatise but also a historical document providing insights into the controversies and intellectual ferment of the era. It sheds light on the Tractarians' efforts to reaffirm the Church's apostolic heritage and counter what they perceived as encroaching liberalism and secularism. This volume remains essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Anglican theology and the enduring legacy of the Oxford Movement.
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