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La question de l'Evangile, subtitled "Seigneur, y en aura-t-il peu de sauvers: ou, Considerations sur l'écrit du R.P. Castelein, intitulé Le rigorisme et la question du nombre des élus," delves into a profound theological debate concerning salvation. Written in response to R.P. Castelein's work on rigorism and the number of the elect, Joseph Léon Coppin's book presents a detailed consideration of the Gospel's teachings on salvation. This historical text provides valuable insight into 19th-century French religious thought and the theological controversies of the time. Students of religious history, theology, and French history will find Coppin's analysis a compelling resource for understanding the nuances of theological discourse and the enduring questions of faith.

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