Historical faith and philosophical theology: the case of Thomas White

Intellectual History Review 26 (2):221-243 (2016)
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Today, Thomas White (1593–1676) is remembered as the leader of the “Blackloists” – a renegade Catholic group that took its name from White's sometime pseudonym “Blacklo” – and as the friend and phi...

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