Hugo Grotius De veritate religionis Christianae

This important theological work, published in the early 1600s, argues for a rational basis for Christianity, and seeks to reconcile the tenets of Christian theology with classic Greek philosophy. Grotius, a renowned jurist and theologian, sought to find a middle ground between the conflicting claims of different Christian sects, and to provide a philosophical basis for the Christian faith. This work is an important reference for scholars of theology and early modern philosophy.

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