DISTINCT IN NUMBER, IF NOT IN ESSENCE: A Short Treatise on the First-Century Understanding of the Godhead
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DISTINCT IN NUMBER, IF NOT IN ESSENCE: A Short Treatise on the First-Century Understanding of the Godhead

by David Calugar

Religion Theology
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This concise theological treatise examines the first-century understanding of the Godhead through the relationship between distinction in number and unity in essence. It provides a focused introduction to a specialized question in early religious thought for readers interested in theology and the historical development of doctrine.

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This short treatise explores the first-century understanding of the Godhead.

Its focus is the relationship between distinction in number and unity in essence.

Designed for readers interested in early theological thought, the work offers a focused examination of its subject.

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