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History
A brief history
The Westminster Press traced its beginnings to the Presbyterian Tract Society, founded in Philadelphia in 1833, with publishing under way by 1838.1 When the Presbyterian Church divided, two imprints emerged — Westminster Press in the north and John Knox Press in the south. On the denomination's reunion in 1988 the two combined to form Westminster John Knox Press, which still sells the Library of Christian Classics today.2
In the library
Editions · 25
Early Christian Fathers
Alexandrian Christianity
Christology of the Later Fathers
Cyril of Jerusalem and Nemesius of Emesa
Early Latin Theology
Augustine
Augustine
Augustine
Early Medieval Theology
A Scholastic Miscellany
Nature and Grace
Western Asceticism
Late Medieval Mysticism
Advocates of Reform
Luther
Luther
Luther and Erasmus
Luther
Melanchthon and Bucer
Calvin
Calvin
Calvin
Zwingli and Bullinger
Spiritual and Anabaptist Writers
English Reformers