Dogma in history and thought ; studies by various writers: W. R. Matthews, E.J. Bicknell [and others] ...
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TextPublication details: London : Nisbet & co.,ltd., [1929]Description: xi, 228 p. ; 20 1/2 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - ARCH YNDC 230 M438D
- BT21 .D65
Contents:
The nature and basis of dogma, by W.R. Matthews.--Dogma in the New Testament, by E.J. Bicknell. -- Dogma in the early church, by the Rt. Rev. Charles Gore.--Dogma in medeaeval scholasticism, by Richard hanson.--Dogma in Protestant scholasticism, by R.S. Franks.--The decline of dogma and the anti-dogmatic movement, by Claude Jenkins.--The reconstruction of dogma, by H.M. Relton.
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Preface signed : W.R. MAtthews.
"The substance of this book was given as a course of public lectures at King's college, London, during the Michaelmas term, 1928."--p. viii.
The nature and basis of dogma, by W.R. Matthews.--Dogma in the New Testament, by E.J. Bicknell. -- Dogma in the early church, by the Rt. Rev. Charles Gore.--Dogma in medeaeval scholasticism, by Richard hanson.--Dogma in Protestant scholasticism, by R.S. Franks.--The decline of dogma and the anti-dogmatic movement, by Claude Jenkins.--The reconstruction of dogma, by H.M. Relton.
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