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Readings in Christian theology

Peter Crafts Hodgson, Robert Harlen King

1985

Death and After

Annie Wood Besant

1914

What is dogma?

Charles Journet

1964

Catholicisme

Henri de Lubac

1950

The nature of doctrine

George A. Lindbeck

1984

Lehrbuch der christlichen Dogmengeschichte

Ferdinand Christian Baur

1858

Ten lectures on orthodoxy & heresy in the Christian church

Edward Henry Hall

1874

Theology and the End of Doctrine

Christine Helmer

2014

The natural history of the Christian religion

William Mackintosh

1894

Qu'est-ce qu'un dogme?.

Edouard Louis Emmanuel Julien Le Roy

1918

The wonders of our faith

Gaston Salet

1961

Strong Poison

Dorothy L. Sayers

1947 ★ 4.2

Outlines of the history of dogma

Adolf von Harnack

1893

The liberation of dogma

Juan Luis Segundo

1992

The progress of dogma

James Orr

1901

God in Christ

Horace Bushnell

1849

The genesis of doctrine

Alister E. McGrath

1997

Reclaiming faith

George R. Sumner, Ephraim Radner

1993

The Teaching authority of Believers

Johannes Baptist Metz

1985

Creed or chaos?

Dorothy L. Sayers

1947

The doom of dogma and the dawn of truth

Frank, Henry

1901

Dogma of Immaculate Conception

Edward D. O'Connor

2017

Outlines of a philosophy of religion based on psychology and history

Auguste Sabatier

1897

A preface to Newman's theology

Edmond Darvil Benard

1945

Coleridge's progress to Christianity

Ronald C. Wendling

1995

God's great scheme

Leonard J. Martini

2015

Unfolding revelation

Jan Hendrik Walgrave

1972

Dogma 1

Michael Schmaus

1968

Authority and conscience: a free debate on the tendency of dogmatic theology, and on the ...

Charles Zachary Macaulay

1871

The survival of dogma

Avery Robert Dulles

1971

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