Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy in England in the Seventeenth Century V1 (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

Focusing on the intersection of rational inquiry and Christian thought, this work by John Tulloch explores the evolution of religious opinion and the role of significant figures in 17th-century Protestantism. The first volume covers topics such as the influence of the Cambridge Platonists, the moderate perspectives of Lord Falkland, and the contributions of notable theologians like John Hales and William Chillingworth. Tulloch's analysis provides insight into the development of liberal theology and the dynamics within the church during this pivotal era.