The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church (Oxford Quick Reference)

ISBN 10: 0192800574 / ISBN 13: 9780192800572

Published by Oxford University Press, 2000

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Synopsis:

Based on the highly acclaimed Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, this is an indispensable guide for both students and the general reader. For this new edition, which now contains 6,000 entries, there is increased coverage of the Eastern Churches, issues on moral theology, and developments stemming from the Second Vatican Council. -- Over 1,000 new entries, including Black Churches, Christian attitudes to Jews, Feminist Theology, Holiness Movement, Liberation Theology, and ordination of women -- Full coverage of theology, patristic scholarship, churches and denominations, the church calendar and organization, and the Bible -- Entries on theologians, philosophers, painters, musicians, and writers of religious works From reviews of the parent volume: 'opens up the whole of Christian history, now with a wider vision than ever' Robert Runcie, former Archbishop of Canterbury 'an astonishing achievement an indispensable, abundant and compulsively readable book.' The Times 'remains absolutely central in its field and will do so for many years to come.' TLS 'the authoritative standard reference book on the Christian Church' Christianity

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Bibliographic Details

Title: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the ...
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Publication Date: 2000
Binding: paperback
Condition: Very Good
Edition: 2nd Edition