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Books in English > Society & Social Sciences > Society & culture: general > Cultural & media studies > Cultural studies > History of ideas > Christian Tradition: A History of the Develo - Christian Doctrine and Modern Culture (since 1700)

Christian Tradition: A History of the Develo - Christian Doctrine and Modern Culture (since 1700)

Name: Christian Tradition: A History of the Develo - Christian Doctrine and Modern Culture (since 1700)
Brand: The University of Chicago Press
SKU: 04548292
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Jaroslav Pelikán

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Libristo code: 04548292

Publishers The University of Chicago Press, August 1991

Jaroslav Pelikan begins this volume with the crisis of orthodoxy that confronted all Christian denom... Full description

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Jaroslav Pelikan begins this volume with the crisis of orthodoxy that confronted all Christian denominations by the beginning of the eighteenth century and continues through the twentieth century in its particlar concerns with ecumenism. The modern period in the history of Christian doctrine, Pelikan demonstrates, may be defined as the time when doctrines that had been assumed more than debated for most of Chrisitan history were themselves called into question: the idea of revelation, the uniqueness of Christ, the authority of Scripture, the expectation of life after death, even the very transcendence of God.