Richard Hooker and the authority of scripture, tradition and reason reformed theologians and the Church of England Nigel Atkinson
Publication details: Carlisle UK Paternoster 1997Description: 138p pbk, 23cmISBN:- 0-85364-801-8
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Originally produced as a MA Thesis submitted to the Department of Theology at Durham Univ.
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