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The heretic’s apprentice

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About “The heretic’s apprentice”

This book, a 1989 novel by Edith Pargeter, examines the nature of true piety. The main character is the apprentice of a man who has died and is later accused of heresy. Through the character of Brother Cadfael, Pargeter explores how inquiry and faith can coexist. The story shows that questioning religious mysteries, including the nature of the Trinity, does not necessarily lead to heresy. The characters are ultimately shown to be justified in their thoughtful exploration of Christian beliefs.

Book details

First published
1989
Latest edition
2021 · ISBN 9781504067560
Pages
257
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How many pages is The heretic’s apprentice?

The heretic’s apprentice by Ellis Peters has 257 pages.