Knowledge & Practice: Or, a Plain Discourse of the Chief Things Necessary to Be Known, Believ*d & Practised in Order to Salvation. Drawn Up,

Knowledge & Practice, by Samuel Cradock, originally published in 1659, offers a plain discourse on the essential tenets of Christian faith and practice necessary for salvation. Specifically drawn for the parish of North-Cadbury in Somersetshire, this work distills key theological concepts into accessible teachings. Cradock's treatise emphasizes the importance of both understanding and applying Christian principles in daily life, making it a valuable resource for those seeking a deeper comprehension of their faith. Explore the chief things to be known, believed, and practiced for a fulfilling spiritual journey. This historical text provides insight into 17th-century religious thought and remains relevant for its timeless wisdom and practical guidance.

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