A theological treatise on the doctrine of atonement, exploring the biblical basis and philosophical implications of the belief that Christ's death on the cross provides redemption for humanity's sins.
Through a careful analysis of the tenants and practices of Catholicism, Newton seeks to demonstrate the fundamental differences between Protestant and Catholic theology. Written in the 19th century, this work provides valuable insight into the religious and philosophical debates of the time.
A visionary and thought-provoking analysis of the ancient Roman Empire and its impact on the modern world. This book challenges readers to consider the lessons of history and to envision a more just and equitable future.