Introduccion A La Teologia Cri – (Spanish)
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Una clara, concisa y atrayente introduccion a un campo que esta regresando una vez mas, especialmente entre los laicos comprometidos con el renovado interes en el crecimiento espiritual dentro del contexto de una tradicion eclesiastica. Como historiadores del cristianismo, los autores de este libro ofrecen una introduccion a las doctrinas cristianas tradicionales. Escrito en un estilo claro directo, este libro presenta una resea de las raices, los contextos particulares, y los entendimientos doctrinales de temas como la teologia, Dios, el ser humano, Jesucristo, la iglesia, y la esperanza
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SKU (ISBN): 9780687074273
ISBN10: 0687074274
Language: Spanish
Justo Gonzalez | Zaida Perez
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2003
Publisher: Abingdon Press
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