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âThe Gorham Case, And The Doctrines Which It Concerns, Consideredâ delves into the intricate details and theological implications of the Gorham Case, a significant 19th-century ecclesiastical dispute within the Church of England. Authored by James Collins, Dean of Killala, this book offers a considered examination of the doctrines at the heart of the controversy, particularly those surrounding baptismal regeneration.
Collins meticulously explores the arguments and counter-arguments presented during the Gorham Case, providing historical context and theological analysis. This work serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of the Church of England, the development of Christian doctrine, and the dynamics of religious controversy. Its detailed investigation into the Gorham Case makes it an enduringly relevant study for theologians, historians, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in Anglican history.
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