J. C. Ryle's "The Cross: A Tract for the Times" explores the profound significance of atonement, salvation, and redemption within the Christian faith. A powerful exploration of the cross as the central symbol of Christianity, this work delves into the concept of sacrifice and its vital role in spiritual growth. Ryle's insightful examination of soteriology, the study of salvation, offers readers a deeper understanding of Christian theology and its historical roots.

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