Explore the core tenets of Christian doctrine with Edward Hoare's "The Atonement: as taught by the Church of England: A Sermon." This compelling work delves into the theology of atonement, presenting a clear and concise exposition of this central concept within the context of the Church of England.

Hoare's sermon offers a foundational understanding of atonement's significance. Rooted firmly in Christian doctrine and Anglican tradition, this text provides valuable insights into the historical interpretation of atonement. It is a significant resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of Christian theology and the soteriological principles upheld by the Church of England.

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