Jesus Christ and the Rule of Faith: The Confessional Christology of the Early Fathers (Asburyseminary Series in Early Christian Studies)

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ISBN-10:

1609471059

ISBN-13:

9781609471057

Edition: Unabridged
Released: Oct 14, 2016
Publisher: Emeth Press
Format: Paperback, 174 pages

Description:

This work concludes that despite theological differences often attriutable to hermeneutical issues and changing contexts, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Origen maintain the New Testament core christological assertions in their versions of the rule of faith.

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