"The Absolute Impossibility Of Transubstantiation Demonstrated" 1688
This rarely found work takes on a fervent theological debate during the reign of King James II. Penned by Samuel Johnson, an English Clergyman. This masterwork rigorously critiques the concept of transubstantiation, a crucial and contentious issue within the Christian Church. With insights that reflect the era's ecclesiastical tensions and the King's own stance on religious doctrines, this book offers a rare glimpse into the Early English Church.
 
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