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The Works of George Bull is a collection of writings by one of the most prominent English prelates of the 17th century. Bull was a bishop of the Church of England and a noted theologian. This collection contains some of his most famous works, including his Treatise on the Trinity and his Defense of the Nicene Creed. It is an invaluable resource for scholars and students of the history of Christianity in England.
This book examines the Catholic Church's position on the divinity of Jesus Christ according to the apostolic tradition. It focuses on the Church's stance on the belief that Jesus Christ is very God and the importance of faith in this doctrine. Through a close analysis of the Catholic Church's teachings, the book argues for the crucial role of this doctrine in Christianity.
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At 21, John Peck embarked on an exhilarating journey with a British Army expedition to Mount Popocatépetl, igniting his passion for adventure. His eclectic experiences have since led him to conquer unclimbed Himalayan peaks, navigate the Arctic's frozen landscapes, endure the Sahara's heat, and traverse the Atlantic Ocean. Each adventure showcases his relentless spirit and love for exploration.
'The first art historian' explores genius and madness in Leonardo and other celebrated Renaissance artists.