Maxims And Discourses Moral And Divine (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024339277)

"Maxims and Discourses Moral and Divine" presents a carefully curated selection of excerpts from the extensive works of Archbishop John Tillotson, thoughtfully organized and connected to provide readers with accessible moral and theological insights. This collection distills Tillotson's wisdom on a range of ethical and spiritual subjects, offering guidance on virtuous living and a deeper understanding of Christian principles.

Originally published to make Tillotson's teachings more readily available, this volume allows readers to engage with his profound reflections on morality, faith, and the divine. Ideal for personal reflection, study, or as a source of timeless wisdom, "Maxims and Discourses" continues to resonate with those seeking guidance on leading a more virtuous and meaningful life. Discover the enduring relevance of Tillotson's insights in this meticulously arranged collection.

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