Armilla Catechetica = A Chain Of Principles, Or, An Orderly Concatenation Of Theological Aphorismes And Exercitations, Wherein The Chief Heads Of The Christian Religion Are Asserted And Improved. This item is unavailable.Armilla Catechetica = A Chain Of Principles, Or, An Orderly Concatenation Of Theological Aphorismes And Exercitations, Wherein The Chief Heads Of The Christian Religion Are Asserted And Improved

Armilla Catechetica, published in 1659, presents a structured exposition of Christian theology. Authored by John Arrowsmith, a prominent theologian of his time, this work offers an "Orderly Concatenation Of Theological Aphorismes And Exercitations," designed to elucidate the chief tenets of Christian belief.

This volume provides insight into 17th-century religious thought, serving as both a theological treatise and a historical document. Arrowsmith's exploration of core Christian doctrines makes "Armilla Catechetica" a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Christian theology and the development of religious thought during a transformative period.

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