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The Reformers as fathers of the church: Luther and Calvin in the thought of Karl Barth
The Reformers as fathers of the church: Luther and Calvin in the thought of Karl Barth
Kimlyn J. Bender | Cambridge university press | 2019
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We keep our eyes fixed upon Christ`: an anti-speculative doctrine of final resurrection in Bullinger and Turretin
We keep our eyes fixed upon Christ`: an anti-speculative doctrine of final resurrection in Bullinger and Turretin
Steven Edward Harris | Cambridge university press | 2019
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‘The love that pierces the heart’: a critical analysis of the concept of sanctification in the writings of St Anselm of Canterbury
‘The love that pierces the heart’: a critical analysis of the concept of sanctification in the writings of St Anselm of Canterbury
Ruben Angelici | Cambridge university press | 2019
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The liturgy of the in-between
The liturgy of the in-between
Joas Adiprasetya | Cambridge university press | 2019
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Rethinking Augustine's misunderstanding of the Stoic therapy of passions: a critical survey of metriopatheia and apatheia
Rethinking Augustine's misunderstanding of the Stoic therapy of passions: a critical survey of metriopatheia and apatheia
Gao Yuan | Cambridge university press | 2019
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How divine solidarity liberates
How divine solidarity liberates
Justin Ashworth | Cambridge university press | 2019
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Neo-traditionalist ecclesiology in Orthodoxy
Neo-traditionalist ecclesiology in Orthodoxy
Paul Ladouceur | Cambridge university press | 2019
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The nature of Pauline glossolalia and its early reception
The nature of Pauline glossolalia and its early reception
John-Christian Eurell | Cambridge university press | 2019
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Derving natural law from the Decalogue, natural inclination and God's silence
Derving natural law from the Decalogue, natural inclination and God's silence
Nicholas E. Lombardo | Cambridge university press | 2019
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Asymmetrical assumption: Why Lutheran christology does not lead to kenoticism or divine passibility
Asymmetrical assumption: Why Lutheran christology does not lead to kenoticism or divine passibility
Stephen R. Holmes | Cambridge university press | 2019
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