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Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity. Exploring Key Historical Moments and Figures in Early Christianity
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- Nombre de pages178
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-619105-4
- EAN4064066191054
- Date de parution13/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille583 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity, " Kirsopp Lake offers an erudite examination of the pivotal events and figures that shaped the nascent Christian church from its roots in Judaism to its establishment as a dominant faith in the Roman Empire. Lake'Äôs analytical and accessible prose invites readers into a richly textured narrative, infused with insights drawn from extensive historical, textual, and archaeological research.
His work sheds light on key milestones, such as the role of early councils, doctrinal developments, and the interplay of cultural influences that culminated in the formation of Christian identity, making it a crucial text for understanding early Christian development within its historical context. Kirsopp Lake, a distinguished American theologian and biblical scholar, devoted much of his career to the study of early Christian literature and history.
His academic rigor and deep commitment to uncovering the complexities of early Christianity are evident throughout this work. Lake's background, including his extensive travels and research across Europe and the Middle East, facilitated a nuanced understanding of the historical contexts in which these early communities flourished. "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity" is an essential read for scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by the formative stages of Christian thought and practice.
Lake's comprehensive approach not only elucidates the intricate tapestry of early Christianity but also challenges readers to consider the lasting impacts of these early developments on contemporary faith and society.
His work sheds light on key milestones, such as the role of early councils, doctrinal developments, and the interplay of cultural influences that culminated in the formation of Christian identity, making it a crucial text for understanding early Christian development within its historical context. Kirsopp Lake, a distinguished American theologian and biblical scholar, devoted much of his career to the study of early Christian literature and history.
His academic rigor and deep commitment to uncovering the complexities of early Christianity are evident throughout this work. Lake's background, including his extensive travels and research across Europe and the Middle East, facilitated a nuanced understanding of the historical contexts in which these early communities flourished. "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity" is an essential read for scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by the formative stages of Christian thought and practice.
Lake's comprehensive approach not only elucidates the intricate tapestry of early Christianity but also challenges readers to consider the lasting impacts of these early developments on contemporary faith and society.
In "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity, " Kirsopp Lake offers an erudite examination of the pivotal events and figures that shaped the nascent Christian church from its roots in Judaism to its establishment as a dominant faith in the Roman Empire. Lake'Äôs analytical and accessible prose invites readers into a richly textured narrative, infused with insights drawn from extensive historical, textual, and archaeological research.
His work sheds light on key milestones, such as the role of early councils, doctrinal developments, and the interplay of cultural influences that culminated in the formation of Christian identity, making it a crucial text for understanding early Christian development within its historical context. Kirsopp Lake, a distinguished American theologian and biblical scholar, devoted much of his career to the study of early Christian literature and history.
His academic rigor and deep commitment to uncovering the complexities of early Christianity are evident throughout this work. Lake's background, including his extensive travels and research across Europe and the Middle East, facilitated a nuanced understanding of the historical contexts in which these early communities flourished. "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity" is an essential read for scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by the formative stages of Christian thought and practice.
Lake's comprehensive approach not only elucidates the intricate tapestry of early Christianity but also challenges readers to consider the lasting impacts of these early developments on contemporary faith and society.
His work sheds light on key milestones, such as the role of early councils, doctrinal developments, and the interplay of cultural influences that culminated in the formation of Christian identity, making it a crucial text for understanding early Christian development within its historical context. Kirsopp Lake, a distinguished American theologian and biblical scholar, devoted much of his career to the study of early Christian literature and history.
His academic rigor and deep commitment to uncovering the complexities of early Christianity are evident throughout this work. Lake's background, including his extensive travels and research across Europe and the Middle East, facilitated a nuanced understanding of the historical contexts in which these early communities flourished. "Landmarks in the History of Early Christianity" is an essential read for scholars, students, and anyone intrigued by the formative stages of Christian thought and practice.
Lake's comprehensive approach not only elucidates the intricate tapestry of early Christianity but also challenges readers to consider the lasting impacts of these early developments on contemporary faith and society.