“The Most Dangerous Man in England”: Newman and the Laity
Paul Shrimpton explores Newman and the laity in this focused study of religious history and thought. Centered on a provocative characterization of Newman, the book considers the significance of lay people in relation to his life and ideas, offering readers an accessible introduction to an important subject.
About This Book
Paul Shrimpton’s book examines Newman in relation to the laity.
The title presents a focused study of a significant and controversial religious figure.
Its subject brings together historical context, religious thought, and the role of lay people.
This concise work is suited to readers interested in Newman, church history, and the relationship between religious leadership and the laity.
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