Wilken, 1966 - Google Patents
Exegesis and the history of theology: Reflections on the Adam-Christ typology in Cyril of AlexandriaWilken, 1966
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- 17194312593731366174
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- Wilken R
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- Church History
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The history of exegesis as a discipline is one of the stepchildren of Church History. As such it has not only been neglected by Church historians, but even if studied, it has received inferior treatment. Surely there is something ironical about an age of theological scholarship which …
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