Praktische Theologie

In ‘Superstition In All Ages’ (1732) by Baron d’ Paul Henri Thiry Holbach, the author provides a scathing critique of religious beliefs and practices throughout history. Written in a concise and thou …

In ‘Water Baptism’ by James H. Moon, the reader is taken on a journey through the historical and religious significance of the practice of water baptism. Moon’s meticulous research and attention to d …

In ‘Revelations of Divine Love’ by Julian of Norwich, the reader is immersed in a mystical exploration of the relationship between God and humanity. Written in the 14th century, Julian offers profoun …

In L. K. Washburn’s ‘Is The Bible Worth Reading, and Other Essays’, the reader is taken on a literary journey through thought-provoking essays that analyze the relevance and importance of the Bible i …

Saint Thomas Aquinas’ ‘Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae)’ is a monumental work of theological literature that explores morality and ethics within the context of Christian theology. Writ …

In ‘The Principles of Secularism’ by George Jacob Holyoake, readers are immersed in a thought-provoking exploration of the principles and practices of secularism. Holyoake presents a compelling argum …

In Robert Green Ingersoll’s ‘Mistakes of Moses, ‘ the author critiques and challenges the religious doctrines and narrative found in the Bible, particularly regarding the character of Moses. Through …

Edward Hoare’s ‘The Faithful Servant’ is a compelling tale of loyalty and sacrifice. Written in a classical literary style, Hoare’s work stands out in its realistic portrayal of the challenges faced …

Edward Hoare’s ‘The Communion and Communicant’ delves into the profound significance and spiritual depth of the act of communion within Christian faith. Through insightful analysis and eloquent prose …

In ‘The Origin of Christian Science’ by Thomas Polhill Stafford, the author delves deep into the historical and theological roots of Christian Science, exploring its origins and development within th …