Folly of God: The Rise of Christian Preaching (A History of Christian Preaching, Volume 1)
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Folly of God: The Rise of Christian Preaching (A History of Christian Preaching, Volume 1)

by Ronald E. Osborn

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Folly of God: The Rise of Christian Preaching is the inaugural volume in A History of Christian Preaching. Ronald E. Osborn chronicles the emergence and growth of Christian preaching, exploring its historical and theological foundations. This scholarly text provides essential reading for understanding the evolution of religious communication in early Christianity.

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The first volume in the A History of Christian Preaching series examines the early development of Christian oratory and its theological underpinnings.

Author Ronald E. Osborn provides a scholarly overview of how preaching emerged as a central practice in Christian tradition.

This work traces the historical context and evolution of sermons from their inception, highlighting key influences on religious discourse.

Presented as a used book in good condition, it offers accessible insights for students and enthusiasts of ecclesiastical history.

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