People of the Book?: The Authority of the Bible in Christianity
by John Barton
In 'People of the Book?: The Authority of the Bible in Christianity,' John Barton investigates the Bible's role as a cornerstone of Christian belief. He explores its historical and theological authority, examining how it shapes faith and practice across traditions. This work offers a thoughtful look at scripture's enduring influence in the Christian world.
About This Book
John Barton's 'People of the Book?: The Authority of the Bible in Christianity' delves into the foundational text of Christian faith.
The book addresses how the Bible has been regarded as authoritative within Christianity over centuries.
It considers the implications of this authority for doctrine, practice, and interpretation in religious life.
Barton's analysis provides insight into the Bible's central place in Christian identity.
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