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  • Christ in Christian Tradition Vol2 PT 4: The Church In Alexandria, With Nubia And Ethiopia After 451 AD

    Christ in Christian Tradition Vol2 PT 4 by Aloys Grillmeier SJ;

    The Church In Alexandria, With Nubia And Ethiopia After 451 AD

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Bloomsbury
    • Date of Publication 1 November 1996

    • ISBN 9780264660189
    • Binding Hardback
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    Long description:

    "A majestic, comprehensive study of Christology through the early Christian period. This text offers a presentation of faith in Jesus Christ as it developed between the Council of Chalcedon (AD 451) and the advance of Islam in the Nile region. The period begins in Alexandria, leading to Ethiopia, where we see an extraordinary example of a synthesis of Judaism and Christianity. The book covers a variety of theological work by poets, exegetes, philosophers and others, offering the reader a vivid picture of the state of Christian faith in the Nile and beyond before the Islamic conquest. Particular attention is paid to Jewish influence in pre-Islamic Arabia and to recent discoveries of literary texts and religious art. Praise for this series:""A classic which is unlikely to be superceded for a century or more."" --Anvil"

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