The Apostles' Creed offers a thorough examination of one of the foundational statements of Christian belief. Henry Wheeler meticulously traces the historical development of the Creed, exploring its origins and evolution through the early centuries of Christianity. In addition to its historical context, the book provides a detailed exposition of the Creed's contents, elucidating its key theological concepts and their significance for Christian faith and practice.

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