The Evangelical Episcopalian; Volume 13
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The Evangelical Episcopalian, Volume 13, presents a collection of essays, articles, and reflections on matters of faith, doctrine, and practice within the Evangelical Episcopalian tradition. This volume offers a window into the theological and social concerns of 19th-century Episcopalians committed to an evangelical interpretation of their faith. Explored within are topics ranging from personal piety and moral conduct to the role of the church in addressing contemporary social issues. Providing insight into the intellectual and spiritual life of its time, this compilation is invaluable for historians of American religion, students of Anglicanism, and anyone interested in the historical intersection of faith and culture.
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