This illustrated edition of Orthodoxy: Its Truths and Errors presents James Freeman Clarke’s classic religious study in a modern format for contemporary readers.

Written in the nineteenth century, the book examines traditional Christian doctrines with intellectual honesty and moral concern, seeking to distinguish enduring spiritual truths from historical misunderstandings. Clarke argues that faith must be consistent with reason, compassion, and ethical responsibility.

This edition preserves the original public-domain text while offering a newly written foreword and twenty original illustrations to enhance historical context and reader engagement.

This edition includes:
• illustrations
• New original foreword
• Carefully formatted public-domain text
• Kindle-optimized layout
• Clear edition labeling

A valuable work for readers interested in theology, religious history, and faith-based philosophy.