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"Sabbath Defence Tactics: a manual" by James Bridges explores the complex intersection of religious law, Christian ethics, and social legislation. Focusing on Sunday legislation in Great Britain, this book provides a detailed examination of the historical arguments surrounding the Sabbath.
Delving into theological considerations, Bridges presents a comprehensive discussion of the principles underpinning Sabbath observance. This manual offers a framework for understanding the historical debates surrounding Christian ethics and the role of religious law in society. Readers interested in the history of religious thought and the interplay between faith and law will find this a valuable resource. It offers historical insights relevant to the broader study of theology and the ongoing conversation surrounding religious freedom and its impact on legal structures. A meticulously prepared print republication of this classic text.
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