James Ussher fut un archevêque irlandais, réputé comme un chef d'église érudit et influent. Il est surtout connu pour avoir identifié les lettres authentiques du père de l'Église Ignace et pour sa chronologie qui cherchait à établir le moment et la date précis de la création. Ses recherches savantes soulignent un profond engagement dans les enquêtes historiques et théologiques.
This book is a collection of works by Charles Richard Elrington and James Ussher. It includes historical and theological writings, as well as correspondence and sermons. The works are presented chronologically and provide insight into the authors' perspectives on religion and the world.
This book is a collection of essays and translations on the history and literature of Ireland, written by a group of leading scholars and experts. From the ancient Brehon laws to the poetry of the Irish Renaissance, the book covers a wide range of topics and provides valuable insights into the rich cultural heritage of Ireland. A must-read for anyone interested in Irish history, literature, and culture.
This multi-volume set contains the works of James Ussher, a seventeenth-century Archbishop of Armagh. Ussher was a prolific writer and scholar, known for his work on the early history of Christianity. This set includes his most famous works, such as his chronology of biblical events and his treatises on theology and philosophy. This is an important resource for scholars of Christian history and philosophy.
This collection of the works of James Ussher, one of the most prominent theologians of the 17th century, offers a thorough exploration of Christian doctrine and the history of the church. In addition to his famous chronology of the Bible, the collection includes his writings on a variety of theological topics, as well as a biography of Ussher himself.