History of the Christian church, v.7

History has two sides, a divine and a human. On the part of God, it is his revelation in the order of time ( as the creation is his revelation in the order of time and the successive unfolding of a…

The new international dictionary of the Christian church, c.1-3

Seers and soldiers, kings and councils, musicians and missionaries, poets and persecutors, humanists and heretics, for better or worse, all have made their contributions to the heritage of our fait…

Riwayat hidup singkat: tokoh-tokoh dalam sejarah Gereja, c.1-6

Gereja telah didirikan oleh Tuhan Yesus Kristus di dunia ini. Untuk memelihara, mengorganisasi dan memperkembangkannya, Kristus berkenan memakai manusia yang ia panggil untuk menjadi pelayan-pelaya…

The last Christology of the West: adoptionism in Spain and Gaul, 785-820

"Adoptionism" is a word without a fixed historical reference, as there have been several theologies, historically unrelated, which have been given this name. It is associated with a variety of seco…

Evangelical landscapes: facing critical issues of the day, c.1-4

Evangelical Landscapes explores the past and the present state of the evangelical movement in North America. It is intended to inform, inspire, and perhaps even lead to necessary change. Provocativ…

Church at a crossroads: being the church after..

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

978-1-55635-284-3

Collation

xvii,157p.; 23 cm

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Call Number

270.3 MAC c

Apa & bagaimana gereja: pengantar sejarah eklesiologi, c.1-4

Apa itu eklesiologi? Eklesiologi berarti pemahaman tentang gereja. Dengan sederhana dan dalam bentuk popular buku ini memaparkan apa dan bagaimana pemahaman yang dimiliki gereja tentang dirinya sen…

Catholic reform: from Cardinal Ximenes to the council...

The early sixteenth century, a time of great religious ferment and upheaval, is marked historically by the Protestant Reformation. The author focuses here on a parallel movement of renewal and refo…

Erasmus vision of the church

The essays in this collection provide a composite picture of Erasmus' ecclesiology. James Tracy leads into the subject by asking the fundamental question: can we hope to understand Erasmus' meaning…

Paul's vision of church

The letters of Paul offer an experience and understanding of the early church through eyes of the apostles as he writes to the various Christian communities. The correspondence confronts the reader…