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Economics in the Church Fathers
2014The “Fathers of the Church” is used to refer, broadly speaking, to all the theological writers of the first six centuries who represent orthodox teaching. Their writings are not homogeneous, and there are important shifts in the fourth century when Christianity moves from being persecuted to being the religion of the Roman Emperors, with substantial ...
H. Stander
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Newman and the Fathers of the Church
New Blackfriars, 2011AbstractJohn Henry Newman's study of the Church Fathers began during his years as a fellow of Oriel College and continued through his Anglican and Catholic periods almost to the end of his life. Among the various motives that attracted Newman to patristic theology, there are two that I consider especially important: scriptural hermeneutics and ...
Uwe Michael Lang
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Oxford Handbooks Online, 2018
The bishops, theologians, and monastics of the early centuries of Christianity were often the guides for Newman’s thoughts, writings, and actions in his own day. Newman was one of the first in the Western Church to retrieve Athanasius’s doctrine of deification, so his pre-eminence in the nineteenth-century revival of patristic scholarship is deserved ...
B. King
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The bishops, theologians, and monastics of the early centuries of Christianity were often the guides for Newman’s thoughts, writings, and actions in his own day. Newman was one of the first in the Western Church to retrieve Athanasius’s doctrine of deification, so his pre-eminence in the nineteenth-century revival of patristic scholarship is deserved ...
B. King
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2014
The church fathers living between roughly 100-700 CE admired Moses deeply. The church fathers' task as they pondered the figure of Moses was that of transposition and adaptation . The fathers' understanding of the Hebrew Scripture's overarching narrative of salvation can be understood as a symphonic approach.
Christopher A. Hall
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The church fathers living between roughly 100-700 CE admired Moses deeply. The church fathers' task as they pondered the figure of Moses was that of transposition and adaptation . The fathers' understanding of the Hebrew Scripture's overarching narrative of salvation can be understood as a symphonic approach.
Christopher A. Hall
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GNOSTICS AND VALENTINIANS IN THE CHURCH FATHERS
The Journal of Theological Studies, 1989M. Edwards
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The Philosophy of the Church Fathers.
The Philosophical Quarterly, 1958I. T. Ramsey, Harry A. Wolfson
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