History of Dogma

Delve into the foundational history of Christian doctrine with Adolph Harnack's "History of Dogma, Volume 1 of 7." This seminal work explores the development of Christian theology and dogma within the early church, providing a comprehensive overview of its historical evolution.

A cornerstone of church history and theological study, this volume examines the formative influences that shaped Christian beliefs and practices. Harnack's meticulous research illuminates the intricate relationship between historical context and the articulation of Christian dogma. Explore the origins of key doctrines and their impact on the trajectory of Christian thought.

This carefully prepared edition offers readers a valuable resource for understanding the historical roots of Christian theology. Ideal for students of religion, church historians, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the development of Christian doctrine.

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