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The Church's Teaching Series: The Church in History

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This unique approach to understanding the history of the Anglican and Episcopal Churches was originally part of the 1979 Church's Teaching Series. Rather than writing a simple chronological history of the Church, John Booty, one of the premier experts in church history, explores the subject thematically. He addresses four major areas: -- the Church and its essential nature -- how a weak and faltering Church can be renewed and reformed -- how Christ, culture, church, and state relate to one another -- the Church's historical and current understanding of its missionThroughout, Booty concentrates not only on the history itself, but how that history relates to today's Church. Excellent for course work, or for lay study.

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The Church's Teaching Series: The Church in History, John E. Booty

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Title
The Church's Teaching Series: The Church in History
Language
English
Publisher
Seabury Pr
Released
1979
Format
Paperback
Pages
297
ISBN10
0816422168
ISBN13
9780816422166
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This unique approach to understanding the history of the Anglican and Episcopal Churches was originally part of the 1979 Church's Teaching Series. Rather than writing a simple chronological history of the Church, John Booty, one of the premier experts in church history, explores the subject thematically. He addresses four major areas: -- the Church and its essential nature -- how a weak and faltering Church can be renewed and reformed -- how Christ, culture, church, and state relate to one another -- the Church's historical and current understanding of its missionThroughout, Booty concentrates not only on the history itself, but how that history relates to today's Church. Excellent for course work, or for lay study.