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Second-Century Critic Celsus Queries Polycarp, Valentinus, and Montanus about the Christian Sect | |
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Second-Century Critic Celsus Interviews Tertullian, Irenaeus, and Clement about Christianity | |
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Second- and Third-Century Leaders Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Clement Discuss Beliefs Necessary to Be a True Christian | |
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Second- and Third-Century Origen and Tertullian Debate Faith's Relationship to Reason and the Nature of the Eternal Godhead | |
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Third-Century Bishop Cyprian of Carthage Is Interviewed about the Church and Salvation | |
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Fourth-Century Alexandrians Deacon Athanasius and Presbyter Arius Are Interviewed about the Council of Nicaea | |
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The Fourth-Century Cappadocian Fathers Meet to Settle on the Orthodox Doctrine of the Trinity | |
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Prominent Fifth-Century Thinkers Cyril, Apollinaris, Nestorius, and Eutyches Discuss the Humanity and Divinity of Jesus Christ | |
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Fifth-Century Bishop Augustine of Hippo and British Monk Pelagius Argue about Sin and Salvation | |
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Medieval Abbot-Archbishop Anselm of Canterbury and Monk-Philosopher Abelard Debate Faith, Reason, and Atonement | |
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Medieval Scholastic Philosopher-Theologian Thomas Aquinas and Tree-Hugger Francis of Assisi Enthuse on How to Know God | |
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Sixteenth-Century Bucer Convenes Luther, Karlstadt, Erasmus, Zwingli, Grebel, Calvin, and Servetus on Church Reform | |
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Reformer Luther and Roman Catholic Theologian Eck Dispute the Nature of Salvation, Grace, Faith, and Justification | |
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Reformers Luther, Hubmaier, Zwingli, and Calvin Debate the Lord's Supper and Baptism | |
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Sixteenth-Century Reformer Calvin and Seventeenth-Century Theologian Arminius Contest Divergent Views of Salvation | |
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Eighteenth-Century Evangelical Revivalists-Theologians Wesley and Edwards Compare Differing Views of Salvation | |
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Eighteenth-Century Irish Deist Toland and English Evangelist Wesley Debate Faith and Reason, God and Miracles | |
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Enlightenment Philosophers Locke, Kant, and Hegel Deal with Issues Impinging on Christian Theology | |
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Father of Modern Theology Schleiermacher and Philosophers Kant and Hegel Debate the Essence of Religion and Christianity | |
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Theologians Liberal Rauschenbusch and Conservative Machen Argue about True Christianity, the Bible, Evolution, and Doctrine | |
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Twentieth-Century Barth and Brunner Discuss Theological Method with Nineteenth-Century Liberal Schleiermacher | |
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Barth and Brunner Contest Their Differences on Natural Theology and Whether All Will Be Saved | |
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Twentieth-Century Theological Giants Barth and Tillich Discuss Crucial Issues, Christ and Culture | |
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Twentieth-Century Ethicists Rauschenbusch, Niebuhr, Gutierrez, Yoder, and Olasky Dispute the Meaning of Justice | |
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Twentieth-Century Theologians Bultmann and Pannenberg Debate Faith, Myth, and Jesus's Resurrection | |
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Twentieth-Century Theologians Henry and Ramm Dispute Evangelical Theology, Modernity, and the Enlightenment | |
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Twentieth-Century Roman Catholic Theologian Rahner Is Interviewed about His Controversial but Influential Theories | |
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Three Liberation Theologians Debate about Humanity's Worst Oppression and How Liberation Should Happen | |
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Two Postmodern Theologians Discuss the Meaning of Theology in Postmodern Culture | |
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Conclusion | |