Exploring Christian Thought

Name: Exploring Christian Thought
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ISBN: 9780785211433

ISBN-10: 0785211438

ISBN-13: 9780785211433

Edition: 1996

Authors: Tony Lane

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From Augustine to Aquinas, the early church fathers to the charismatic movement, Exploring Christian Thought introduces you to the thinkers and writings that have shaped Christian history and much of Western culture. Exploring Christian Thought offers a succinct introduction to over 100 influential thinkers and important events in the church, including the creation of the creeds, schisms and controversies, and the development of theology and doctrines.

Book details

List price: $14.98
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Nelson Incorporated, Thomas
Publication date: 5/22/1996
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.880
Language: English



The Church of the Fathers


Platonism and Greek Philosophy


Apostolic Fathers


Justin Martyr


Irenaeus


Tertullian


Clement of Alexandria


Origen


Cyprian


Eusebius of Caesarea


Council of Nicea (325)


Athanasius


Ephrem the Syrian


The Cappadocian Fathers


Council of Constantinople (381)


Ambrose


John Chrysostom


Jerome


Augustine


Cyril of Alexandria


Council of Ephesus (431)


Theodoret of Cyrus


Leo the Great


Council of Chalcedon (451)


Apostles' Creed


The Eastern Tradition


Dionysius the Areopagite


Council of Constantinople (553)


Maximus the Confessor


Council of Constantinople (680-81)


John of Damascus


Council of Nicea (787)


Simeon the New Theologian


Gregory Palamas


Confession of Dositheus (1672)


The Medieval West


Athanasian Creed


Boethius


Council of Orange (529)


Benedict


Gregory the Great


John Scotus Erigena


Anselm


Peter Abelard


Bernard of Clairvaux


Peter Lombard


Joachim of Fiore


Fourth Lateran Council (1215)


Francis of Assisi


Bonaventure


Thomas Aquinas


John Duns Scotus


William of Ockham


Thomas Bradwardine


John Tauler


Catherine of Siena


John Wyclif


Jan Hus


Council of Florence (1438-45)


Thomas a Kempis


Gabriel Biel


Reformation and Reaction


Desiderius Erasmus


The Lutheran Tradition


Martin Luther


Philip Melanchthon


Augsburg Confession (1530)


Formula of Concord (1577)


Philip Jakob Spener


The Reformed Tradition


Ulrich Zwingli


Martin Bucer


John Calvin


Heidelberg Catechism (1563)


Jakob Arminius


Synod of Dort (1618-19)


Jonathan Edwards


The Anabaptists


Schleitheim Confession (1527)


Menno Simons


The British Reformation


William Tyndale


Thomas Cranmer


John Knox


Thirty-nine Articles


Richard Hooker


William Perkins


Westminster Confession


John Owen


Second London Confession (1677)


John Bunyan


John and Charles Wesley


The Roman Catholic Response


Ignatius Loyola


Council of Trent (1545-63)


Teresa of Avila


Robert Bellarmine


Blaise Pascal


Christian Thought in the Modern World


The Liberals


Friedrich Schleiermacher


Albrecht Ritschl


Adolf von Harnack


The Evangelicals


Charles Finney


Peter Forsyth


Benjamin Warfield


Gerrit Berkouwer


Helmut Thielicke


Evangelical Theology Today


The New Orthodoxy


Karl Barth


Gustaf Aulen


Barmen Declaration (1934)


Dietrich Bonhoeffer


Reinhold Niebuhr


The Existentialists


Soren Kierkegaard


Rudolf Bultmann


Paul Tillich


Recent Developments


Process Theology


Jurgen Moltmann


Wolfhart Pannenberg


Feminist Theology


The Roman Catholics


John Henry Newman


Ineffabilis Deus (1854)


First Vatican Council (1869-70)


Munificentissimus Deus (1950)


Pierre Teilhard de Chardin


Second Vatican Council (1962-65)


Karl Rahner


Hans Kung


Catechism of the Catholic Church (1994)


A World-Wide Faith


World Council of Churches


Martin Luther King


Kosuke Koyama


John Mbiti


Liberation Theology


Lausanne Congress (1974)


The Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements