A Theology of Holiness: Historical, Exegetical, and Philosophical Perspectives
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A Theology of Holiness: Historical, Exegetical, and Philosophical Perspectives

by Alec Goldstein

Religion Philosophy Theology
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A Theology of Holiness offers a focused exploration of holiness through historical, exegetical, and philosophical perspectives. By bringing these approaches together, Alec Goldstein presents an interdisciplinary study for readers interested in Christian theology, religious thought, and the interpretation of central theological concepts.

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A Theology of Holiness examines the theological concept of holiness through several complementary perspectives.

The book brings together historical, exegetical, and philosophical approaches to consider how holiness has been understood and interpreted.

Its interdisciplinary scope offers readers a focused introduction to a major theme in Christian theology and religious thought.

Suitable for students, scholars, and general readers seeking a deeper engagement with theological ideas about holiness.

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