Thoughts on Nature and Religion

In this seminal work, Blair defends the right of individuals to interpret religious texts and embrace their own views on divinity. Drawing on the example of Michael Servetus, he argues that religious debate and inquiry are crucial to personal spiritual fulfillment and progress.

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