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Patristic Theology, Volume 2

by Kevin M. Clarke

128 pages
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
14 x 21.6 x 0.7 cm

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For theology students and academic researchers

Publishes rigorous research on early Church texts

Provides vital insights into patristic wisdom

Explore the rich theological traditions and early Christian wisdom in this essential peer-reviewed academic journal.

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Patristic Theology, a peer-reviewed academic journal produced by McMaster Divinity College, publishes research that rigorously engages early Christian texts and the theological wisdom that inspired them. As an open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Patristic Theology benefits the larger academy by providing an important venue for the publication of patristic theological research of the highest quality. The journal is published by the Centre for Patristics and Early Christianity (CPEC) at McMaster Divinity College. This research centre promotes the study of the texts and traditions of the mothers and fathers of the early church: their literature, theology, history, worship, and spirituality.