The Collected Works of St. John Henry Newman (31 vols.) contains the most influential works written by John Henry Newman. Cardinal Newman ranks as a giant among nineteenth century academics. Newman was a pioneer in the modern study of Church history and doctrine, and his works represent some of the most thoughtful and complete treatments on the subject. Newman's works reveal a close relationship between his subjects of inquiry and his own personal journey of faith. No place is this more evident than in his monumental Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine.
In addition to his many essays and lectures on history and theology, the Collected Works of John Henry Newman (31 vols.) includes over two hundred fifty sermons from Newman and his revered poem, The Dream of Gerontius. Few scholars in the modern era have shown such academic rigor and complete surrender to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His Church as John Henry Newman. With this massive collection of Newman's most important works you can track Newman's quest for the via media of Anglicanism all the way from the fourth century Church Fathers through his own conversion to the Catholic Church. Newman's pioneering ideas sparked much discussion during his time. Follow the criticism of his peers through multiple correspondences—including the most public of Newman's critiques from Mr. Charles Kingsley that resulted in Newman's Apologia Pro Vita Sua (A Defense for His Life). The thoughts and meditations of John Henry Newman are of equal benefit to the serious student of Church history and the layperson intrigued by Christian spirituality.
If purchased elsewhere, this thirty-one volume collection could cost over one thousand dollars. With this collection, you will be receiving over 11,400 pages of timeless meditations on Scripture and priceless evaluations on Christian history. In addition, the Logos Bible Software edition of John Henry Newman's works contains links directly to Scripture and other books and articles in your digital library. All Scripture references display the verse on mouse over, and each reference is linked to the original language texts of the Bible and the English translations in your digital library.