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On the apostolical succession Parochial lectures, second series

By William J. (William Josiah) Irons

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore the historic roots of Christian ministry and discover the implications of a divinely ordained religious legacy.

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2015-05-20
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"On the Apostolical Succession" by William J. Irons is a collection of religious lectures that explores the essential role of the Christian Ministry, with a strong focus on the idea of apostolic succession, written in the 1800's. The author guides the reader through the origins, characteristics, and purpose of a traditional Christian Ministry, all while discussing the essentiality of apostolic succession and the role that plays in modern religion. He provides a detailed analysis defending the role of the apostolic ministry and addresses the concept of a divinely sanctioned ministry. The collection seeks to inspire a revitalization of traditional Christian values grounded in the authority of the apostles by examining scripture, arguments for apostolic succession, and counterarguments.

About the Author

William Josiah Irons (1812–1883) was a priest in the Church of England and a theological writer.

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