King's College And Mr. Maurice, By A Barrister Of Lincoln's Inn [j.m.f. Ludlow]

This work offers a critical analysis of the theological beliefs and teachings of the influential educator and theologian F. D. Maurice. Ludlow examines Maurice's views on social justice, human nature, and the nature of God, and argues that Maurice's ideas have significant implications for modern theology and ethics. The book offers a compelling portrait of one of the most important figures in Victorian intellectual life.

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