The book "The Basic Faith of the Universal Church; Derived from the Holy Scriptures" by Harriet Martineau is a work that examines the fundamental principles of faith that underlie Christianity. The author turns to the Holy Records in order to highlight and reveal the essence of church faith and the secrets of religious truths. Martino uses a philosophical approach to the study of faith, turning to the texts of the Holy Scriptures to trace the chain of origin and development of deep religious ideas. It reveals the importance of faith as a driving force for the spiritual growth and development of humanity. This book is a significant contribution to religious philosophy and theology, its author penetrates deeply into the essence of faith, trying to reveal its essence and significance for the modern world. "The Basic Faith of the Ecumenical Church; Derived from the Holy Scriptures" is considered one of the key works in the field of religious literature and is recommended for all who are interested in spiritual development and in-depth knowledge of the Christian faith.