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Dive deep into the foundational principles of Christian belief with this essential three-volume set, exploring the profound faith of the early church fathers. This comprehensive collection offers unparalleled insights into patristic theology, outlining the doctrines, spiritual practices, and historical context that shaped ancient Christian beliefs, making it an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the rich history of Christianity.

J.N.D. Kelly's *Early Christian Doctrines* is a foundational text offering an in-depth exploration of the development of Christian theology, examining key beliefs and controversies of the early church fathers from the apostolic age through the Council of Chalcedon.

Explore the profound and enduring wisdom of the Greek Fathers, early Christian theologians whose spiritual guidance and timeless teachings continue to offer invaluable insights. This collection delves into their deep theological perspectives, providing a rich source of inspiration and understanding for contemporary spiritual journeys and historical study.

This insightful essay meticulously explores the profound religious philosophy of Gregory of Nyssa, delving into his intricate concepts of divine presence and human thought. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how these foundational ideas shape his unique theological framework, providing crucial understanding of his enduring contributions to early Christian thought and mystical contemplation.

Explore the core beliefs of early Christianity in this revised edition. Delve into the foundational doctrines that shaped the faith, examining key theological concepts and their historical development. This edition offers updated insights and scholarship, providing a comprehensive understanding of the formative years of Christian thought.

This document explores the significant historical development of the Trinitarian Doctrine as articulated and defended by Basil V. It examines the profound theological contributions of this influential Patristic figure, detailing how his insights profoundly shaped the understanding of the Holy Trinity and solidified key aspects of Christian Doctrine within the early Church context.