Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy in England in the Seventeenth Century Part One

Focusing on the intersection of rational inquiry and Protestantism, this work by John Tulloch explores the evolution of religious thought in England from 1500 to 1625. It highlights influential figures such as Lord Falkland and William Chillingworth, examining their contributions to liberal theology and the dynamics of church movements. The first volume delves into themes of religious opinion, dogmatic orthodoxy, and the quest for a comprehensive church, reflecting on the legacy of 17th-century thinkers like the Cambridge Platonists.