Minor Theological Works

Minor Theological Works presents a collection of shorter writings by the esteemed theologian John Pearson. Best known for his comprehensive exposition of the Apostles’ Creed, Pearsonâ€(TM)s minor works offer valuable insights into his theological perspectives and scholarly approach. This volume, originally published in 1844, showcases Pearsonâ€(TM)s erudition and commitment to explicating Christian doctrine. These works illuminate the theological landscape of Pearson’s time and offer enduring value for students of theology and church history.

Included in this compilation are reflections on various aspects of Christian belief, biblical interpretation, and ecclesiastical practice, demonstrating Pearson’s dedication to upholding theological orthodoxy. The collection serves as a testament to Pearsonâ€(TM)s contributions to theological discourse and provides a deeper understanding of his intellectual legacy.

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