About the publisher

Westminster John Knox Press is a publisher oriented toward religion and philosophy. Its holdings in our catalog currently consist of one title, Augustine's Confessions and Enchiridion, commonly classified under philosophy and religion. This representative work indicates the press's attention to classic texts in the Christian intellectual tradition, with an emphasis on presenting patristic writings in their original context and intellectual substance. Its author resources center on figures such as Augustine, whose influence on ancient theology and philosophy has been profound. Because public information on its founding year, location, and publishing scale is limited, its direction can presently be judged only from the cataloged title, namely religious classics, theological reflection, and philosophical themes.

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Confessions and Enchiridion Augustine of Hippo Westminster John Knox Press · 1955 This volume in the Library of Christian Classics was newly translated and edited by Albert C. Outler, a scholar of Wesley studies. It brings together …

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