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Clear searchSamuel G. Green · Historical survey · 1904
…ses, and available historical sources reflect its period. It also ends at the dawn of the Reformation rather than continuing into modern Church history. Those limits should be kept in mind, but they do not diminish its value as a lucid and remarkably balanced guide to the first f…
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…es three different investigations. Did modern evangelicalism descend from ancient Gnostic movements? Does evangelical doctrine reproduce their theology? And can evangelical practice sometimes assume an analogous spiritual posture even while its formal doctrine remains orthodox? T…
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