Rethinking worship and the nature of Christ in a late 17th‑century debate
This concise work surveys how Christians should understand the object of worship and the limits of human reasoning. It argues for relying on Scripture while acknowledging the fierce disputes that have divided believers, and it cautions against overreaching or misusing tradition in shaping faith and practice.
The text engages readers in the practical and theological questions that surround worship, scripture, and the person of Christ. It examines how ministers and laypeople seek clarity without compromising conscience, and it weighs the dangers of error against the need for edification and spiritual safety.
- Clear discussions of how to relate Scripture to worship and doctrine
- Critiques of competing arguments and cautious guidance for lay readers
- Considerations of how faith, reason, and personal conscience interact in religious life
- Historical context for debates about church authority and doctrinal essentials
Ideal for readers of religious history, apologetics, and studies of Christian polemics.
JOHN WITHERS is a programmer and professional game designer. He has worked for major companies in the computer games industry, including Fog Studies. He is also the author of five other game books.