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<P><FONT face=Arial>The question: 'Did the early Christians misrepresent Jesus?' 
has dominated modern theological discussion to such an extent that the history 
and development of the Church is widely regarded as a corruption of the original 
gospel message. The doctrines and practices of the first Christian communities 
have come under suspicion and in some quarters they have been quite openly 
rejected by those who want a fundamentally different kind of Christianity. The 
purpose of this book is to explain in simple terms what the Early Church 
believed, and why it developed its theology in the way that it did. It is a 
defense of the classical orthodox beliefs contained in the major creeds and the 
statements of the General Councils of the first five centuries. Far from being 
innovations, these documents are re-statements of the teaching of scripture, 
which were worked out in the mission field of the Roman Empire. As such they 
have always commanded the allegiance of the vast majority of Christians and they 
must still be the basis for any future reunion of the churches. Modern 
Christians need to learn about their heritage and understand its importance, as 
well as its relevance to todays debate. This book is a contribution to that 
understanding, and it is written in the same spirit and with the same missionary 
purpose as that which guided the Fathers of the Church whose work forms the 
subject of its pages.</FONT></P></BODY></HTML>

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·	Yours is the Kingdom: A Systematic Theology of the Lord's Prayer
·	CCT: Revelation of God, the

·	Drawn to Freedom: Christian Faith Today in Conversation with the Heidelberg Catechism
·	Evangelicals, the: What They Believe, Where They Are, and Their Politics
·	Introduction to Christian Theology, an (Series: Introduction to Religion)
·	Collected Writings on Scripture
·	Great Theologians, the: A Brief Guide