Dissertations On Some Parts Of The Old And New Testaments, Which Have Been Supposed Unsuitable To The Divine Attributes

In this provocative book, Richard Twopeny challenges long-standing assumptions about the nature of God and the role of humanity in the religious narrative. Drawing on extensive research and innovative thinking, Twopeny offers new perspectives on some of the most fundamental theological questions of our time.

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