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Cambridge Platonist Spirituality (Hardcover, New)
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Cambridge Platonist Spirituality (Hardcover, New)
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This volume in the distinguished Classics of Western Spirituality
series presents a collection of essays, poetry, and treatises by
Cambridge Platonists, a movement in philosophical theology that
flourished around Cambridge University in the 17th century and left
a profound impact on the shape of subsequent religious life in the
English speaking world. This school of thought emphasized the great
goodness of God, the accord between reason and faith, an integrated
life of virtue, and the deep joy of living in concord with God. In
an important introduction, the editors situate the Cambridge
Platonist movement in its historical and religious setting: the
decades of turbulence and political crises surrounding the English
Civil War. They then offer brief biographical portraits of the
principal members of the movement: Benjamin Whichcote; Henry More;
Ralph Cudworth; John Smith; Peter Sterry; Nathaniel Culverwell; and
Anne Conway. Following the introduction is a representative sample
of Cambridge Platonist writings. Scholars and students of
17th-century England, Christian spirituality of the early modern
era, intellectual history, and faith and reason will appreciate
this treatment of the spiritual life and work of an often
overlooked, but significant, movement.
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