A Hind Let Loose: Or, An Historical Representation of the Testimonies of the Church of Scotland for the Interest of Christ. With the True State Thereof in All Its PeriodsIn Alexander Shields' work 'A Hind Let Loose,' readers are presented with a powerful and provocative religious and political treatise published in the late 17th century. Shields employs a bold and incisive writing style to challenge the prevailing belief systems of his time, delving into topics such as the nature of government, the role of religion in society, and the importance of individual freedom. This book serves as a significant piece of literature that reflects the turbulent historical context of the era, with its tumultuous political landscape and religious conflicts. Readers can expect a nuanced and thought-provoking analysis that continues to resonate with contemporary audiences. As a minister and political figure in Scotland during a time of intense religious persecution, Shields' firsthand experiences and deep convictions undoubtedly motivated him to pen this remarkable work. 'A Hind Let Loose' is a must-read for those interested in historical religious and political discourse, as well as anyone seeking to engage with enduring questions of power, belief, and liberty. |
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... obliged to manifest any retractation but to an ecclesiastical judicatory. To which I shall say nothing here, but this is no novelty. After this, it is known what bickerings the faithful witnesses of Christ had, in their conflicts with ...
... obliged to manifest any retractation but to an ecclesiastical judicatory. To which I shall say nothing here, but this is no novelty. After this, it is known what bickerings the faithful witnesses of Christ had, in their conflicts with ...
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... obliged to counteract his encroachments, and therefore convened in an Assembly at Aberdeen in the year 1605, they were forced to dissolve, and thereafter, the most eminent of the ministers there assembled were transported prisoners to ...
... obliged to counteract his encroachments, and therefore convened in an Assembly at Aberdeen in the year 1605, they were forced to dissolve, and thereafter, the most eminent of the ministers there assembled were transported prisoners to ...
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