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Originally in 1892 in German as "Grundriss der Dogmengeschichte." Edwin Knox Mitchell, trans. English translation orginally published London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1893.

Surveying the views on baptism of eight of history's most influential theologians, Russell Haitch expertly explains the development and bases for the varieties of interpretation and practice of this holy sacrament throughout modern Christianity. First identifying the guiding motif in each of these foundational perspectives, Haitch ably and accessibly demonstrates how each yields unique theological and practical implications for Christian… Read more about this item

Understandings of the Church explores the ways imagery is used by biblical writers and early Christian teachers such as Cyprian, Ignatius of Antioch, Tertullian, Clement of Alexandria, and Origen to describe the concept of church.—Publisher

This third volume in the Westminster History of Christian Thought series is an accessible introduction to the main theological disputes and debates that helped shape the church in the period of early Christianity. Author Lisa Maugans Driver illustrates how early Christians' interactions with one another in worship, and in their care for strangers and the poor, shaped how they came… Read more about this item

New item in original plastic case and shrink wrapping. | John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion has bee one of the most important works in Christian theology for nearly five hundred years. The much-esteemed English translation of this work by Ford Lewis Battles, part of the Library of Christian Classics, has been the primary English translation for the past… Read more about this item

New item, exhibits minor shelf wear. Originally published London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1893; Edwin Knox MItchell, trans.

New item, exhibits minor shelf wear. | Being a good Lutheran is twice as hard in today's world. That's why every good Lutheran needs the power of The Lutheran Handbook II. With twice the Lutheran doctrine of its predecessor (and twice the humor!), this handbook will guide you through the most difficult theological terrain with ease. Never feel like you… Read more about this item

Saint Augustine formulated the classic Christian understanding of desire, that "our hearts are restless until they rest in God." Gilbert Meilaender maintains that this frustrated desire lies at the heart of our existence. In The Way That Leads There he takes Augustine as a "conversation partner" for exploring subjects that human beings have wrestled with for centuries -- desire, duty,… Read more about this item

Whether you watch Lost every week or have just been intrigued by friends' discussion of the mysterious series, Christian Piatt's comments about the show and it connections to church history and spiritual themes will spark your own reflections on the meaning of life, community, free will, destiny, and more. Discussion questions make this book perfect for small groups, and each… Read more about this item

Good copy, displays highlighting and pencil markings on some pages. Adhesive labels on cover.

A paperback edition of this well-known study. Since its first publication in 1967 this book has aroused a lively debate among theologians and practicising clergy. The author had since returned to the discussion (The Remaking of Christian Doctrine, SCM Press 1974) and has stressed the contemporary need to define and develop Christian doctrine. In the earlier work Professor Wiles asks… Read more about this item

New item; may exhibit minor shelf wear. | This volume includes selections from the works of Athanasius, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa. Through these works and those of other early Christian thinkers, this book surveys the development of early church theology.—Publisher

Is there a role for Christian theology in the ongoing transformation of church and society? How can the reflective imperative of Christian discipleship support a transformative vision of the world? This compact volume offers a way for Christians to reflect deeply on how best to conceive Christian identity, commitment, and discipleship in today's challenged, globalized, pluralistic scene. Growing out of the… Read more about this item

"...an excellent introduction to the theology of religions as well as a stimulating case study in doing theology in a global world."--Harold Netland, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School

Columbia Series in Reformed Theology This premier work considers the development of the doctrine of baptism in the Reformed Tradition. In Light of this historical study, Riggs offers an analysis and critique of the baptismal rite found in the [Presbyterian] Book of Common Worship. Here he considers the structure of the rite, its liturgical material, and offers an historical perspective on… Read more about this item

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