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Christendom's Creeds: Their Relevance in the Modern World

Christendom's Creeds: Their Relevance in the Modern World

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  • Bruce A. Demarest

Demarest reflects upon the origin and authority of the Christian creeds, and the lack of appreciation for them today. He further considers possible reasons for this lack of appreciation, noting the factor of doctrinal development used by many modern theologians.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1978. 12 pages.

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