"The Marrow of Ecclesiastical Historie, Lives of the Fathers, and other Learned Men, and Famous Divines, which have Flourished in the Church since Christ's Time, to this present Age." Samuel Clark, 1650
This fun to read book offers vivid biographies of influential church figures, including notable saints such as Augustine, Jerome, and Ambrose. These figures are celebrated not only for their piety and spiritual insights but also for their key roles in shaping early Christian doctrine and church practices. The text delves into their lives, illuminating their intellectual pursuits and the intense theological debates of their era. Clark presents discussions on predestination, the nature of the Trinity, and the sacraments, reflecting his Protestant beliefs and his stance in the religious debates of his time. Despite the centuries, Clark's accounts have preserved their popularity, appealing to scholars of today.
 
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Collation / Page Count: 500 + Table (complete)