History of Dogma, vol. 5
Overview
Augustine, a philosopher and theologian during the turn of the fourth century, was a highly influential figure in the dogma of the Church, up until the period of the Carlovingian Renaissance. History of Dogma, vol. 5 covers the history of dogma during mediaeval times and contains a general index in at the end. The Lord’s supper, the sacraments, baptism, the Kingdom of God, and catholicity are a few of the many topics addressed.
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- Contains extensive historical background on the Church
- Provides material well suited for students
- Includes observations on Christianity as it relates to the philosophy of the early 1900s
- Historical Situation
- Western Christianity and Western Theologians before Augustine
- Historical Position of Augustine as Reformer of Christian Piety
- Historical Position of Augustine as Teacher of the Church
- History of Dogma in the West down to the Beginning of the Middle Ages, AD 430–604
- History of Dogma in the Period of the Carlovingian Renaissance
- Title: History of Dogma, vol. 5
- Author: Adolph von Harnack
- Translator: Neil Buchanan
- Edition: Third
- Publisher: Little, Brown, and Company
- Publication Date: 1899
- Pages: 331