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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Scripture and the Search for the Christian Doctrine of God examines the dynamic exegetical traditions that shaped the fourth-century Trinitarian controversies and how these legacies of biblical reading have influenced both evaluations of the fourth century and subsequent use of patristic materials by scholars and theologians. Part I, 'Legacies,' focuses on pre-Nicene reading practices with an eye towards how they were received in the fourth century and beyond. Part II, 'Traditions,' investigates how fourth- and fifth-century theologians received and inherited pre-Nicene traditions of biblical reading. Part III, 'Receptions,' highlights the way that patristic exegesis has been received in a variety of post-patristic contexts, including Medieval Chinese Christianity, early Renaissance Humanism, and Contemporary Evangelicalism. The result is a greater appreciation of the deeply biblical character of the early Christian search for the doctrine of God.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Scripture and the Search for the Christian Doctrine of God examines the dynamic exegetical traditions that shaped the fourth-century Trinitarian controversies and how these legacies of biblical reading have influenced both evaluations of the fourth century and subsequent use of patristic materials by scholars and theologians. Part I, Legacies, focuses on pre-Nicene reading practices with an eye towards how they were received in the fourth century and beyond. Part II, Traditions, investigates how fourth- and fifth-century theologians received and inherited pre-Nicene traditions of biblical reading. Part III, Receptions, highlights the way that patristic exegesis has been received in a variety of post-patristic contexts, including Medieval Chinese Christianity, early Renaissance Humanism, and Contemporary Evangelicalism. The result is a greater appreciation of the deeply biblical character of the early Christian search for the doctrine of God. This volume examines the reading traditions and reception that shaped the fourth-century Trinitarian controversies and how these legacies of biblical reading have influenced both evaluations of the fourth century and subsequent use of patristic materials by scholars and theologians. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…