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PUBLISHER: Saint Andrew Press

FORMAT: Paperback

ISBN: 9780715206560

RRP: £16.99

PAGES: 274

PUBLICATION DATE:
September 30, 1991

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God’s People? One Hundred and Ten Characters in the Story of Scottish Religion

Andrew Monaghan

The famous, the popular, the persuasive, the controversial – an insightful study of 110 colourful characters in Scottish Church History. Names like Ninian, Wishart, Knox, Burns, Carlyle and Liddell – this is a procession of ‘worthies’ spanning many ceturies and many strands of the Christian faith.

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