CLARKE, J

A comprehensive analysis of the Book of Common Prayer's historical development, theological background and continued liturgical significance.

A comprehensive analysis of the Book of Common Prayer's historical development, theological background and continued liturgical significance.

An overarching study of the reciprocal relationship between Christianity and literature in the West from Augustine to Graham Greene.

An explanation of many terms and key themes within the Bible in a clear and concise fashion for layfolk and scholars alike.

Charles F. Camlin investigates the reception of the descensus ('he descended into hell') clause of the Apostles' Creed in Reformation-era and post Reformation-era England.

An exploration of the spiritual exercises of Ignatius Loyola, as well as an opportunity for readers to reflect on and interpret for themselves this Ignation spirituality.

This book's purpose is to present the first extensive historical treatment of deacons in the Church of England, in an effort to explain why lifelong or 'distinctive' deacons have so far failed to become a major part of life in the Church of England.