Explore faith, family, and foundational theology in "Theology in romance: or the catechism and the Dermott family, God and Mankind, Volume 1." This meticulously prepared print edition revives a classic work of Christian fiction that intertwines the principles of the Westminster Shorter Catechism with the lives of the Dermott family.

Authored by Madeline Leslie and A. R. Baker, this volume provides insights into religious education and systematic theology through an engaging narrative lens. Readers interested in Christian theology, the historical context of the Westminster Assembly (1643-1652), and the enduring questions of God and mankind will find this volume a valuable addition to their library. Discover the timeless appeal of faith-based storytelling that explores the intersection of religious doctrine and everyday life.

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