Angielski
This collection of letters from two giants of 18th-century English Christianity offers a deep and intimate glimpse into the spiritual lives of these important figures. John Newton, the author of the classic hymn 'Amazing Grace,' and Josiah Bull, a close friend and confidant, exchanged hundreds of letters over the years that covered a wide range of topics, from the state of the Church of England to personal struggles and triumphs.
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