The Jansenists

This enlightening book provides a detailed account of the Jansenists, a movement within the Catholic Church in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries that emphasized divine grace and predestination. The book examines the rise of the movement, as well as the persecution it faced at the hands of the Jesuits, and provides an insightful analysis of the theological and political forces that shaped this chapter in church history.

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