Joyful Noise With Bird
Hope In The Dark
In The Morning When I Rise
Law The Christ The Promise
Gospel And Racial Reconciliation
Taking Off The Limitations
Cherished Girl Denim Cross Cap
I Am A Church Member
When I Fall In Love Medium High Voice Folio (Printed/Sheet Music)
Raising Godly Girls
Rose Handbook Of Bible Charts Maps And Timelines
Refugees On The Run
Reformation Study Bible Student Edition
Galatians Bible Study Guide Plus Streaming Video (Student/Study Guide)
Incomparable Christ
Sympathy Passages
From Nicaea To Chalcedon (Expanded)
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Preface To Second Edition
1. The Birth Of Church History And Its Sequel
2. Athanasius And The Shaping Of Nicene Theology
3. Heroes Of The Faith: The Literature Of The Desert
4. The Cappadocians
5. The Temper Of The Times: Some Contrasting Characters Of The Late Fourth Century
6. The Literature Of Christological Controversy
Index
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In this volume, a world-renowned scholar of early Christianity updates and expands her classic survey of the writers and writings of the golden age of Greek patristic theology. This reliable guide to Christian literature from the late third century to the mid fifth century is more accessible than specialized works on individual authors but more informative than coverage provided by general histories and reference works. The second edition has been revised throughout for use by a new generation of students and scholars and includes a new chapter and updated bibliographies.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780801039157
ISBN10: 0801039150
Frances Young | Andrew Teal
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2010
Publisher: Baker Academic
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