The Absoluteness of Christianity and the history of religions / by Ernst Troeltsch; introduction by James Luther Adams. Translated by David Reid.
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TextSeries: Research in theologyPublication details: Richmond, Va : John Knox Press, c1971.Edition: 2nd edDescription: 172 p. ; 21 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - BT 60 .T76
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Contents:
Background of the problem of the absoluteness of Christianity --
Reexamination of the evolutionary apologetic --
Historical relativity and norms of value --
Christianity: focal point and culmination of all religious developments --
Usefulness of this approach --
Two types of absoluteness.
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