George Bull’s theological work was often controversial, and Bull pushed his readers to deeply consider the idea and manifestation of the Trinity. Of his four major theological works, written in Latin, three discuss the Trinity in depth. They provide a probing look into the disciplines and practices of the early Church Fathers, and examine the idea of divine justification in a new light. Here, in The Works of George Bull collection, are both the Latin and English versions of this esteemed Anglican theologian’s works, a perfect addition to any study on the Trinity or the seventeenth-century Anglican church.

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