Companion encyclopedia of theology. /
Companion encyclopedia of theology. /
edited by Peter Byrne.
- London : Routledge, c1995.
- xxiv, 1092 p. 24 cm.
Includes index.
and specially in the case of the great churches,as well as the significant internal differences,traceable both to history and to contemporary movements of thought and life.Discusses the different styles and emphases accrding to the location of its practitioners .It is divided into six parts .The first htree deal with major foundational aspects of Christian theological reflection:trhe Bible,the tradition and the contribution of philosophy ,especially in the modern period and the other three parts are more concerned with application:in relation into spirituality and to contemporary ethics,and finally issues in and aspects of present day theological construction. Provides a comprehensive guide to the present state of Christian theology in its Western academic manifestations and in the setting of the modern world.Presents significant differences of theological agenda ,ethos,priority and content between the various Christian Churches,from the largest to the smallest
0-415-06447-3
Theology -- Encyclopedias.
R BR 95 .C738 1995
Includes index.
and specially in the case of the great churches,as well as the significant internal differences,traceable both to history and to contemporary movements of thought and life.Discusses the different styles and emphases accrding to the location of its practitioners .It is divided into six parts .The first htree deal with major foundational aspects of Christian theological reflection:trhe Bible,the tradition and the contribution of philosophy ,especially in the modern period and the other three parts are more concerned with application:in relation into spirituality and to contemporary ethics,and finally issues in and aspects of present day theological construction. Provides a comprehensive guide to the present state of Christian theology in its Western academic manifestations and in the setting of the modern world.Presents significant differences of theological agenda ,ethos,priority and content between the various Christian Churches,from the largest to the smallest
0-415-06447-3
Theology -- Encyclopedias.
R BR 95 .C738 1995
