Lumen Siccum: An Essay On The Exercise Of The Intellect In Matters Of Religious Belief (1868)

by George Stewardson Brady

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Lumen Siccum: An Essay On The Exercise Of The Intellect In Matters Of Religious Belief is a philosophical work written by George Stewardson Brady in 1868. The book explores the role of reason and intellectual inquiry in matters of religious belief. Brady argues that individuals should use their intellect to examine and question religious beliefs, rather than blindly accepting them. He believes that this intellectual exercise will lead to a deeper...

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:1104235463

ISBN13:9781104235468

Release Date:April 2009

Publisher:Kessinger Publishing

Length:28 Pages

Weight:0.26 lbs.

Dimensions:0.1" x 8.5" x 11.0"

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