Apologia pro Vita Sua

In this compelling defense, John Henry Newman articulates his religious beliefs and the journey that led him to leave his Anglican position. Written in response to Charles Kingsley's critiques, the work delves into the complexities of faith, personal conviction, and the tension between different Christian denominations. Newman's introspective narrative not only addresses his own spiritual evolution but also engages with broader theological discussions, making it a significant contribution to religious literature of the 19th century.