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Edinburgh Critical History of Apostolic and Patristic Christian Theology

Av Mark Edwards

Del i serien Edinburgh Critical History of Christian Theology

2007 kr

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The patristic era is the one in which the church grew from a Jewish sect to become the hegemonic religion of the Mediterranean world, and also the common religion of the Germanic peoples who founded the nations of modern Europe on the ruins of the Roman Empire.This critical history charts not only the development of the standard credal doctrines but the appropriation of classical philosophy, the development of the church’s sense of itself as a religious body distinct from Judaism, and the theological implications of its changing political position. The team of internationally leading scholars ask new and daring questions, breaking down the walls between theology and classics, and between patristics and biblical studies.
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Mark Edwards has held the title Professor of Early Christian Studies at the University of Oxford since 2014. Since 1993 he has lectured in the Faculty of Theology (now the Faculty of Theology and Religion) at the University of Oxford and has held the post of Tutor in Theology at Christ Church Oxford. He is the author of many books including The Problem of Evil in the Ancient World (Wipf and Stock 2023), Aristotle and Early Christian Thought (Routledge 2019), Religions of the Constantinian Empire (Oxford University Press 2015), Image, Word and God in the Early Christian Centuries (Ashgate 2012), Catholicity and Heresy in the Early Church (Ashgate 2009), Culture and Philosophy in the Age of Plotinus (Duckworth 2006), Constantine and Christendom (Liverpool University Press 2004), John through the Centuries (Blackwell 2003) and Origen against Plato (Ashgate 2002).

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