The legacy of the Tubingen school the relevance of nineteenth century theology for the twenty-first century edited by Donald J. Dietrich and Michael J. Himes
Publication details: New York, NY Crossroad 1997Description: 225p pbk, 23cmISBN:- 0-8245-1700-8
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| 230.09/SHE A history of Christian doctrine ; v. 2 | 230.0902 / OBE The harvest of Medieval theology | 230.0904 / MID Truth is stronger than it used to be | 230.2 / DIE The legacy of the Tubingen school | 230.3 / ATK Richard Hooker and the authority of scripture, tradition and reason | 230.42 / REY The Reformation's conflict with Rome | 230.42/AFT After darkness, light |
Includes bibliographical references.
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