Praying and Believing in Early Christianity: The Interplay between Christian Worship and Doctrine
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Praying and Believing in Early Christianity: The Interplay between Christian Worship and Doctrine

by Maxwell E. Johnson, Maxwell E. Johnson Obisb

History Religion
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Praying and Believing in Early Christianity explores the interplay between Christian worship and doctrine. Centered on prayer, belief, and the early Christian tradition, this academic work provides a focused resource for readers studying theology, religious history, and the relationship between practice and doctrine.

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Praying and Believing in Early Christianity examines the relationship between Christian worship and doctrine.

Focusing on early Christianity, the book considers how prayer and belief relate to one another within the Christian tradition.

It is suited to readers interested in Christian history, theology, worship, and the development of religious thought.

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