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Theology in Turmoil : The Roots, Course and Significance of the Conservative--Liberal Debate in Modern Theology [Text] Alan P.F. Sell

By: Sell, Alan P.FMaterial type: Text

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TextPublication details: Baker Book House, Grand Rapids, Michigan 1986 Description: 199 p.(Including Index) ; PbISBN: 0801082463Subject(s): Albrecht Ritschl | Biblical criticism | Conservative -- Theology | Conservative and Liberal Debate | Evelution and creation | ImmanentismDDC classification: 230.046

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