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| Titre : | Text-Book of the History of Doctrines : Complete in two volumes |
| Auteurs : | Reinhold Seeberg, Auteur ; Charles E. Hay, Traducteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Mention d'édition : | 7th printing |
| Editeur : | Grand Rapids [USA] : Baker Book House, 1966 |
| Format : | 413 + 492 p. |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | HS/A (Histoire de la théologie : approche générale (1er - 20e siècle); dictionnaires biographiques de théologiens) |
| Résumé : |
This great work is a scholarly and comprehensive treatment of the subject. The author has left no avenue unexamined which might shed light on his problem.
This reprint edition consists of the two original volumes bound into one convenient book. Volume I is devoted to the study of The History of Doctrine in the Ancient Church, while Volume II deals with The History of Doctrine in the Middle and Early Modern Ages. The author gained prominence and renown as a professor of Church History and Systematic Theology in the Universities of Dorpat, Erlangen and Berlin. Among his many scholarly works his Lehrbuch der Dogmengeschichte soon became recognized as a definitive work in its field. Its English translation, here presented, has greatly increased its sphere of usefulness. The demand for a reprint of this valuable work for textbook use has been strong and persistent. This book is likewise an invaluable reference work for ministers, seminary professors and students, professors of religion in Bible schools and colleges, and for all who consult standard reference sources in libraries. |
| Note de contenu : |
- Translator's preface / Author's preface to English edition / From author's preface to German edition GENERAL INTRODUCTION - Definition, office and methods of the history of doctrines - Historical introduction: Greek-Roman heathenism in its relation to Christianity / Judaism / The primitive Christian proclamation BOOK I - Development of doctrine in the ancient church PART I - Conception of Christianity in the post-apostolic and primitive catholic ages - I. The conception of Christianity in the post-apostolic age: The Apostolic Fathers (Clemens Romanus; Hermas; Ignatius; Polycarp; Papias; Barnabas; Didache; Homily of Clement) / Rules of faith - II. Perversions of the Gospel and reformation movements directed against Catholic Christianity: Jewish Christianity / Gentile-Christian gnosis / Reformatory attempts of Marcion / Montanistic reformation - III. Beginnings of the church's theology: Christianity as portrayed by the Apologists / Theology of the anti gnostic Fathers / Theology of the Alexandrine Fathers - IV. Separate doctrines and general conceptions of Christianity in the 3rd century: Monarchianism / Anti-Nicene christology / Ordinance of repentance and advance in conception of the Church / General conception of Christianity (Methodius) PART II - Doctrinal construction in the ancient church - I. The doctrine of the Trinity - II. Doctrine of One person and two natures in Christ - III. General conception of Christianity. Completion of doctrinal construction on Greek territory - IV. Foundation of anthropological dogma (Sin and grace) and development of the conception of the Church in the West. Doctrine of Augustine - V. Augustinianism as the doctrine of the Church. Completion of doctrinal development in the ancient Church of the West BOOK II - The preservation, transformation, and further development of doctrine in the Middle Ages PART I - History of doctrines from the 7th to the 10th century - I. Introduction. Theology of Gregory the Great - II. Doctrinal conflicts if the earlier Middle Ages - III. Hierarchical principle. History of ordinance of repentance PART II - History of doctrines in scholastic age - I. Foundations of hierarchical and religious ideals and of scholastic theology - II. Development of Christian doctrine during second period of scholasticism - III- Gradual dissolution of scholastic theology. Religious and ecclesiastical crisis at close of Middle Ages BOOK III - Further development of doctrine through the reformation and fixation of the doctrines of catholicism PART I - Genesis of Protestant doctrine - I. The views of Luther - II. Doctrine of Zwingli. Opposition of Luther and Zwingli upon the doctrine of the Lord's supper - III. The New dogma PART II - The further development and (provisional) completion of protestant doctrine - I. Lutheran doctrine to the adoption of the Formula fo Concord - II. Completion of doctrinal construction in the Reformed church PART III - Completion of doctrinal construction in the Roman Catholic church |
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