Una obra clasica entre el pueblo evangelico, presentada por un erudito en esta materia, el Dr. Williston Walker, nos entrega la historia comprensiva de la iglesia desde sus mismos comienzos. Representa uno de los textos mas importantes, en esta area, en entidades teologicas. No puede faltar en ninguna biblioteca. 624 paginas.
The book explores the evolution of Congregationalism, emphasizing the freedom local churches have in interpreting doctrine and polity. By compiling a collection of creeds and platforms, it highlights both the enduring principles and the mutable aspects of the faith and practice within Congregational churches. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for understanding the history and discussions shaping Congregationalism, showcasing how these expressions reflect both stability and change in the ecclesiastical landscape.
Calvin's influence during the Reformation era sparked significant debate and shaped key ideas that continue to resonate in Western culture today. His contributions extend beyond theology, impacting various aspects of society and thought, making him a pivotal figure in the evolution of modern beliefs and practices.
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In this comprehensive history of the Reformation, Williston Walker examines the political, social, and religious factors that led to this pivotal moment in European history. From the role of Martin Luther to the spread of Protestantism, this book offers a detailed account of an era that continues to shape our world today.
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