Search Results: Roman Catholicism & Protestantism from Peter and Rachel Reynolds

Barcelona: Ediciones Evangélicas Europeas, 1967. . 96 pages. Translation of articles from Christianity Today, La Revue Reformée, and Etudes Evangeliques, on the significance of the Reformation in relation to various academic and cultural subjects.. Paperback. Average.

London: Gospel Standard, 1965. . 277 pages, this edition includes "additional chapters describing the further progress of popery since Mr Philpot's days" by S F Paul. Top edges foxed, spine shaken.. Third Edition. Paperback. Average.

Princeton, New Jesrsey, USA: D Van Nostrand Company, Inc, 1956. . 191 pages, paper browned, inside of covers foxed. Ex college library.. Paperback. Average Minus.

London: Morgan and Scott Ltd, 1912. . xvi + 304 pages, covers a bit faded/stained, edges rough cut and a bit grubby. On the Reformation and how it has not yet been completed in Roman Catholic lands.. Cloth. Average.

London: C J Farncombe . 16 pages, reprinted from "Life in England and Australia". "Being an account of how an afflicted person was called by grace, and led by the Spirit of the Lord Jesus in the Ordinance of Baptism by Immersion, the only Scriptural way to the Lord's Table". The lady concerned was a widow suffering from cancer, who apparently belonged to an Anglo-Catholic church at the beginning of the story.. Pamphlet. Good.

London: Lutterworth Press, 1953. . xvi + 236 pages, foxing to edges and to early and late pages. Looks at the teachings of the Anglican Reformation in 16th century England, with reference to predecessors and reformers in other countries.. First Edition. Cloth. Average/Average.

London: Routledge, 1989. . 68 pages. School library stamps, but has not been used much.. First Edition. Paperback. Good.

Exeter: Paternoster Press, 1969. . 192 pages.. Hard Cover. Good/Average Minus.

London: Collier-Macmillan Publishers, 1971. . 311 pages, covers encased in clear adhesive film and seriously discoloured, edges and endpapers foxed. A Roman Catholic viewpoint, claiming that the movement which it covers started before the better known Reformation (Protestantism), and that the evil conditions in the church were not due to false doctrine but to laxity of discipline.. Paperback. Average Minus.

London: Longmans, Green, and Co, 1929. . xxiv + 470 pages, spine paper peeling. Protestant doctrine based on thirty-nine articles. A reprint of the new edition of 1920, with a few additions to the list of recommended books.. Paperback. Average.

Ossett: Zoar Publications, 1980. . HARDCOVER, 262 pages, illustrated. Lives of English and Scottish martyrs, and other protestant leaders, first published in the Gospel Magazine in the 1950s and 1960s.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Average.

Dudley: Church of England (Continuing), 2004. . 159 pages. Essays and addresses given after the start of the Church of England (Continuing), the publication of these in this book being intended to mark the tenth anniversary of the denomination.. Paperback. Good.

London: Printed for Iohn Williams at the Signe of the Crown in St Paul's Church-yard, 1656. . [30] + 1-154; plate of seals of mitred abbeys; 155-171; remainder (3rd book onwards) renumbered in pen long ago; however by comparison with library records of Wing F2417, and the EEBO Text Creation Project transcription of the first printing, original numbering appears likely to be roughly as follows, give or take the odd single misnumbered page: [9], double page plate of seals of knights joined with monks of Ely by William the Conqueror; 1-119; [7]; 129-176; 2 plates of Lichfield Cathedral; 177-200; 152, 154-156; [6]; 163-191; 190; 193-255; [4]; 260-371; [3]; 375-377; [1]; 371-375, 384-427; [9], 1-235; [9]; 1-25, 28, 27-114; [2]; 115, 115, [2], 117-119, 108-109, 122-150, 152, 152, 143, 154-180, 182, 182-238. Despite the confusing and obliterated pagination, it appears that the text of this book is complete, though I have not ascertained whether further illustration plates were called for in this… Read More

United Kingdom: TheClassics.us . 147 pages, 3 columns in modern type on each page. Originally issued by the new defunct General Books LLC, this is an optical character recognition version of the London 1819 W Simpkin and R Marshall edition, the scanned images of which are freely available to read online at Google Books (Book ID dgkwAAAAYAAJ). The prefixed Historical Account (relating to monasteries in England) is anonymous and of much later date than Luther; it takes up much of the first 30 pages; unlike the commentary it contains many lengthy footnotes which are interspersed in and (in this printing) not distinguished from the main text, requiring reference to the Google Books scan to understand what is going on. The commentary, which is derived from the 1577 edition, is a verse by verse affair and is not mainly about monks and matrimony! Sold "as is" - our price being low on account of its peculiarities. Past owner's signature to inside front cover.. Paperback. Good.

London: Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK), 1932. . 32 pages, first issued in 1925. After the 1925 epilogue by W K L Clarke, this undated printing contains a note dated 1932 regarding the "Prayer Book as proposed in 1928", and undoubtedly, like that volume, parts of the booklet represent a weakening of the Protestantism of the teaching of the post-Reformation Church of England in an attempt at a middle or unifying way with the "Catholic" element, whether Anglo- or Roman. Scarce.. Pamphlet. Average.

Carlisle: Paternoster Press/Canadian Corporation for Studies in Religion, 1997. . 205 pages, bottom corner of page edges a bit stained. Chapters: 1) Development of Calvin's Thought; 2) Historical Development of the Concept of Equity; 3) The Concept of Equity in Calvin's Contemporaries; 4) Equity, Love, and Justice; 5) Equity and the Law; 6) Equity as the Harmony of Biblical Law; 7) Equity in the Commandments of the Second table; 8) Equity in the State and in the Church; 9) Equity and Usury.. Paperback. Good.

London: Society for Irish Church Missions . 16 pages, heavily foxed, staples rusted.. Seventh Edition. Pamphlet. Poor.

London: Methuen, 1986. . x + 224 pages.. Paperback. Good.

London: Jonathan Cape Ltd, 1959. . 382 pages, illustrated.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good.

London: Basil Montagu Pickering, 1877. . xviii + 432 + xlvi pages. Rebound in grey cloth with original title panel laid to front cover, computer printed label to spine. Large format illustrated book, researching pre-Reformation worship apparently as a blueprint for Anglo-Catholicism.. Cloth. Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.