An Ecclesiastical History, Vol. 4 of 6 (Classic Reprint): Ancient and Modern, from the Birth of Christ, to the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century; In ... Connexion with the State of Learning and - Softcover

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Unravel the rise, divisions, and influence of the Socinians in early modern Europe. This volume surveys how radical reformers shaped church power, learning, and religious practice, focusing on the Socinian movement and its maneuvering within Polish and Lithuanian contexts.

In this section, you’ll encounter a clear, policymaking view of how new ideas challenged established church structures. It traces key figures, the spread of Unitarian thought, and the debates that split and tested these communities, offering context for how dissent interacted with state and academic life.

• Profiles of major players like Budnaeus and Faustus Socinus and their lasting impact.


• Explanations of doctrinal splits, including questions about the nature of Christ and infant baptism.


• discussion of how differing approaches to worship and authority shaped religious communities.


• Insight into how these early modern movements interacted with political authorities and learning.

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