Thomas Bray

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Founder of

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge

Birthdate

1658

Birthplace

Marton, Shropshire

Date of Death

February 15, 1730

Place of Death

London

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The good fight of faith, in the cause of God against the kingdom of Satan

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For God, or for Satan

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Papal usurpation and persecution as it has been exercis'd in ancient and modern times with respect both to princes & people; a fair warning to all Protestants Design'd as supplemental to the Book of martyrs By a sincere lover of our Protestant establishment both in church and state

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A memorial representing the present state of religion

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A proposal for erecting parochial libraries in the meanly endow'd cures throughout England

Educated at

Oswestry School

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Writer

Author

Minister (Christianity)

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00000001176802230

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OL1762300A0

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666425030

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Q7787847

Overview

Thomas Bray (1658-1730) was a minister in the Christian faith. Born in Marton, Shropshire, he was educated at Oswestry School. Throughout his life, he worked to further religious education and practice, eventually founding the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Thomas Bray died in London on February 15, 1730.

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