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Christian Theology has been revised to take account of changes in the theological world as well as changes in the intellectual, political, economic, and social worlds. Several sections have been added, including a new chapter on postmodernism. At other points the discussion has been updated,... read more
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- Paul Tillich: Add a description of this character.
- John Calvin
- Matthew
- Adam
- Mark
- Peter
- Augustine
- Karl Barth
- David
- James
- Abraham
- Westminster
- Mary
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- Macmillan
- Harper
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- Rudolf Bultmann
- Luther
- Emil Brunner
- Exod
- Zondervan
- Phil
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- Baker
- Isaac
- Thomas Aquinas
- Revell
- H. Strong
- Brown
- T. & T. Clark
- Saul
- Robinson
- George E. Ladd
- Gregory
- Nestorius
- Berkhof
- Pelagius
- Soren Kierkegaard
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- New York
- Israel
- London
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- N.j.
- Hebrews
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- Edinburgh
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- Westwood
- Egypt
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- Judaism
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- Cambridge
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- Clarendon
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- Isaiah
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- Epworth
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- Son Of God
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This book is in Catholic Philosophy. (community list)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Millard J. Erickson (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 230
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