Margins of Orthodoxy

Explore the intricate dynamics of religious power and political authority in the eighteenth century with Margins of Orthodoxy by Roger D. Lund. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006, this compelling paperback offers a thorough examination of the conflict between orthodox Anglicans and freethinkers. Spanning 316 pages, this book features insights from leading scholars who delve into how the challenge to orthodoxy shaped the evolution of law, historiography, public policy, philosophy, and even the emergence of the novel. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of Christianity's history, particularly within the British Isles, this work is an essential addition to any literary criticism collection. Discover the historical significance of freethought in 17th century England and its lasting impact on contemporary thought.