Disputatio Circularis De Titulo Defensoris Fidei
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Disputatio Circularis De Titulo Defensoris Fidei presents a detailed historical and theological examination of the title 'Defender of the Faith.' Authored by Daniel Wilhelm Moller and Johann C. Maier, this work delves into the religious debates and historical context surrounding the adoption and significance of this title.
The book explores ecclesiological implications and the evolving understanding of religious authority. It offers insights into the theological controversies of its time, making it a valuable resource for scholars interested in church history and the development of Christian doctrine. This work provides a rich understanding of a pivotal aspect of religious history.
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