Classic Christian work
The Protestant School
by James Ussher
This seminal 17th-century educational manual serves as a foundational guide for religious instruction and literacy. Designed to ground young minds in Reformed doctrine, the work blends basic grammar with rigorous theological catechism. It emphasizes the importance of scriptural authority and moral rectitude, reflecting the era's urgent drive to shape a godly society through disciplined learning. Readers interested in the history of education, early modern religious thought, and the development of Anglican identity will find this a fascinating window into how faith and pedagogy once intertwined to forge the character of a nation.
- Chapters
- 381
- Word count
- 54,963
- Type
- Book
Original