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George Stanley Faber

1773–1854

An Anglican theologian and prolific religious writer, he became known for learned books that explored prophecy, church history, and the ancient roots of belief. His work reflects the energetic world of early 19th-century religious debate in Britain.

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Facts and Assertions: or a Brief and Plain Exhibition of the Incongruity of the Peculiar Doctrines of the Church of Rome

Facts and Assertions: or a Brief and Plain Exhibition of the Incongruity of the Peculiar Doctrines of the Church of Rome

by George Stanley Faber

About the author

George Stanley Faber was a British clergyman and theologian who lived from 1773 to 1854. Writing often as G. S. Faber, he produced a large number of books on Christian doctrine, biblical prophecy, and the history of religion, and he is remembered especially for the breadth of his learning and the confidence with which he tackled big theological questions.

His studies ranged widely across scripture, mythology, and church history. He wrote for readers who wanted religion explained through careful argument and comparison, and his books became part of the larger religious conversations of his time.

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