Frederick Denison Maurice Libri

First published in 1864, Frederick Denison Maurice's The Worship of God and Fellowship Among Men is a groundbreaking work of theology that explores the nature of public worship. Arguing that worship is not simply an individual experience, but an essential element of the social and communal life of the church, Maurice provides a fascinating insight into the role of worship in religious communities. This book is an essential resource for theologians, pastors, and anyone interested in the nature of worship and the religious life.

In this series of letters, Maurice responds to a friend's critique of his earlier work 'What is Revelation?'. He argues for a more spiritual understanding of religion and a rejection of dogma and creed. Although written in the mid-19th century, this book remains relevant to contemporary debates about the role of religion in society.

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