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This book provides an in-depth analysis of the concept of moderation in the Church of England, exploring its historical roots and practical implications. The author argues that moderation, properly understood, is a key virtue for Christians, fostering humility, charity, and a spirit of compromise. With its thoughtful reflections and nuanced arguments, this book offers a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate over the role of moderation in the life of the church.
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