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Is Luke an Exponent of "Early Protestantism"? Church Order in the Lukan Writings

Is Luke an Exponent of "Early Protestantism"? Church Order in the Lukan Writings

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  • Kevin Giles

How is the church portrayed in the book of Acts? Giles responds to the idea that Acts represents a form of early catholicism. He argues that in such things as baptism, communal meals, and forms of leadership, the theology of Luke is simple and non-sacramental.

Source: Evangelical Quarterly, 1982. 13 pages.

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