George Stanley Faber Knihy

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This book explores the pagan idolatry by uncovering historical testimonies and circumstantial evidence. George Stanley Faber dives into the origins of idolatry and provides a fascinating analysis of the subject.

Letters on Tractarian Secession to Popery is a powerful and persuasive argument against the teachings of John Henry Newman and the Tractarian Movement. Written by George Stanley Faber and the England Protestant Association, this book provides a detailed critique of Newman's 'Principle of Development' and Dr. Moehler's 'Symbolism, ' arguing that these doctrines lead inevitably to submission to the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. With its powerful reasoning and incisive analysis, Letters on Tractarian Secession is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of religious thought in England.

In this work, the author examines the origins and evolution of pagan idolatry throughout history. He argues that many ancient religious practices can be traced back to a common source in the early days of humanity. Readers interested in religious studies or anthropology would find this book enlightening.