"Dictionary of Religion" is a comprehensive encyclopaedia compiled in 1887 by William Benham, offering a detailed exploration of Christian and other religious doctrines. This historical reference work delves into various denominations, sects, heresies, and ecclesiastical terms, providing valuable historical context and biographical information. Ideal for scholars, researchers, and anyone interested in the history of religious thought, this dictionary serves as an essential resource for understanding the diverse landscape of religious beliefs and practices.

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