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Reading Christian Theology In The Protestant Tradition Offers A Distinctive Approach To The Value Of Classic Works Through The Lens Of Protestantism. While It Is Anachronistic To Speak Of Christian Theology Prior To The Reformation As “protestant”, It Is Wholly Appropriate To Recognize How Certain Common Protestant Concerns Can Be Discerned In The Earliest Traditions Of Christianity. The Resonances Between The Ages Became Both Informative And Inspiring For Protestants Who Looked Back To Pre-reformation Sources For Confirmation, Challenge, And Insight. Thus This Book Begins With The First Christian Theologians, Covering Nearly 2000 Years Of Theological Writing From The Didache, Justin Martyr, And Origen To James Cone, José Míguez Bonino, And Sallie Mcfague. Five Major Periods Of Church History Are Represented In 12 Key Works, Each Carefully Explained And Interpreted By An Expert In The Field. Part I. The Early Church Period (100-500) / Amy Brown Hughes And George Kalantzis -- Introduction To The Early Church Period -- List Of Classic Works Of The Early Church Period -- 1.1 The Didache -- 1.2 Select Epistles : Ignatius Of Antioch -- 1.3 Dialogue With Trypho : Justin The Martyr -- 1.4

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Author

Kelly M. Kapic; Hans Madueme (editors)

Publisher

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc; T&T Clark

Published

2018

Language

EN

ISBN

9780567655646

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Religion, Christian, Christianity