LONDON'S BARBER-ELIJAH: THOMAS MOOR AND UNIVERSAL SALVATION IN THE 1690S
A prominent feature of post-Reformation English theology is a strong tradition of plebeian heresy. English people, men and women, without knowledge of learned languages or the theological canon, derived original religious ideas from their own experiences or personal study of the Bible, as well as fr...
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