The laws of ecclesiastical polity

Book • 1888

Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Alastair Roberts

as a 16th-century work written in defense of the Elizabethan religious settlement.

Mentioned by

Tom Price

as a paradigm case of classic vision of creation underwriting embrace of Reformed theology.

Mentioned by

Gerald McDermott

as a massive eight-volume work, cited by C.S. Lewis and J.I. Packer.

Mentioned in comparison to the homilies, as another book that has a modernized version for easier reading.

Mentioned by Richard Tarsitano to show that Hooker never eroded the fundamental doctrines found in Article 17, even amidst conflicts.

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