John Henry Newman

John Henry Newman

by Roderick Strange

2008

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"John Henry Newman is one of the most significant and enigmatic figures of the nineteenth century, renowned for his original mind, the beauty of his writing, and for his profound influence on both Anglicanism and Roman Catholicism. He may soon be declared 'Blessed', a decisive step towards the declaration that he was a saint. Yet his personality remains elusive and his legacy is still contested. Who was Newman and what is his significance for us today?" "John Henry Newman: A Mind Alive paints a vivid and nuanced portrait of Newman as a thinker, a friend, and a priest, and shows us how he approached some of the controversial issues that still divide Christians. Those who want to come to know Newman better and to learn from him will be able to meet him in this concise and elegant new study."--BOOK JACKET.