A History of Christian Doctrine: In Succession to the Earlier Work of G.P. Fisher, Published in the International Theological Library SeriesHubert Cunliffe-Jones, Benjamin Drewery Fortress Press, 1978 - 601 pages In this classic volume Professor Cunliffe-Jones has brought together a team of experts in various periods to create this comprehensive survey of the field. |
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The Apostolic Fathers and the Second Century Movements | 23 |
The Greek Apologists | 30 |
Eastern Theology from Origen to the Council of Nicaea | 85 |
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