Exercitatio Historico-theologica De Origine, Dignitate Et Usu Nominis Christiani, Ad Actor. Xi. Com. Xxvi, explores the historical and theological origins, dignity, and usage of the name 'Christian, ' with reference to the Acts of the Apostles, specifically chapter 11, verse 26. Authored by Johann Franz Buddeus and Johann R sner, this work delves into the early history of Christianity and the significance of the term that identifies its followers.
This scholarly examination offers insights into the historical context and theological implications surrounding the adoption and spread of the name 'Christian.' It is a valuable resource for researchers, theologians, and anyone interested in understanding the formative stages of Christian identity and its historical roots. The book provides a detailed analysis, contributing to a deeper appreciation of the evolution and meaning of Christian self-identification within the broader scope of religious history.
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