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The Early Creeds: The Mercersburg Theologians Appropriate the Creedal Heritage

The Early Creeds: The Mercersburg Theologians Appropriate the Creedal Heritage

John Williamson Nevin

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ISBN: 1532697910, 9781532697913
Page count: 296
Published: 2020
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Wipf & Stock

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Categories: Academic, Church History, Theology

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