Tracts for the Times; Volume 90 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172424122)

Tracts for the Times, Volume 90, remains a pivotal document of the Oxford Movement. Published in 2010 but reflecting 19th-century theological debates, this volume encapsulates the core tenets of the movement, advocating for a return to traditional Catholic beliefs and practices within the Church of England. The essays challenge contemporary religious thought and explore the historical and theological foundations of Anglicanism.

This collection provides invaluable insight into the intellectual and religious climate of Victorian England, exploring the tensions between Protestant and Catholic influences within the Anglican Church. Students of religious history, theology, and the history of the Church of England will find this volume essential for understanding the complexities of 19th-century religious reform and the enduring legacy of the Oxford Movement. It's a compelling read for anyone interested in the ongoing dialogue between faith and modernity.

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