By Graham Greene
A morally complicated and mature paintings from a latest master
during this later novel via Graham Greene— that includes a brand new introduction—the writer keeps to discover ethical and theological dilemmas via psychologically astute personality reports and fascinating drama on a global degree. In The Human Factor A excessive- point operative of the British mystery carrier acts as a double agent to profit his kin.
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225, 226. 224. See also Fuller's assessment in Church History, V: 393-6. 9 Not the least of the many influences which helped to give to Jacobean religious thought its anti-papal complexion was the attitude of the successive incumbents at Lambeth Palace. Richard Bancroft supported Sutcliffe's Chelsea College as well as the plans of Thomas James, and also commissioned anti-papal works by the moderate Calvinist episcopalians Thomas Morton and Robert Abbot. 10 Moreover, an abiding concern with the cosmic struggle against the Romish Antichrist was not merely the pre-eminent orientation of the Jacobean clergy, but was also a prominent mode of thought in parliament and among JPs in the provinces.
English anti-puritanism was not a static entity. As a recent historian has noted, by the early 1590s a far more polemically aggressive position was being adopted by some conformist divines. Partly in response to the more vitriolic tone of the Marprelate tracts of the late 1580s, authors such as Matthew Sutcliffe, and especially Richard Bancroft and Adrianus Saravia, were prepared to parallel the threat from Rome and from presbyterianism, and (in Bancroft's case) to insist that the threat was equally grave from both sides.
33, 57 (and note Willet's complaints in his Hexapla in Genesin, *Certaine Directions to the Reader' (unfoliated)). For the different views o n Christ's descent into hell during this period, see D . D . Wallace, 'Puritan and Anglican: the interpretation of Christ's descent into hell in Elizabethan theology', AfR 69 (1978). Willet, Limbo-Mastix, pp. UUH2r-Ufff2r a n d passim. Richard Parkes, An Apologie of Three Testimonies (1607), ii. 10, 19-20. , i. U6v, ii. 8, 9 , 1 0 , 1 8 , 1 9 , 2 3 , 2 9 , 3 1 , 33, 68, 110.