The Evil And Danger Of Apostacy, As Exemplified In The History Of Francis Spira

Francis Spira was a 16th-century Italian lawyer who renounced his Protestant faith and subsequently suffered from a debilitating spiritual and psychological crisis. This book explores the story of Spira's apostasy and the theological and philosophical debates that it provoked. It is a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of the complex issues surrounding faith and doubt.

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