Shall We Go Back to Rome? Lect. 1St-4Th
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In "Shall We Go Back to Rome?" John Kennedy delivers a compelling examination of the early church and its relationship with Rome. This work delves into pivotal theological and historical questions, inviting readers to consider the foundations of Christian doctrine and the evolution of ecclesiastical structures. Kennedy challenges conventional wisdom, offering a robust defense of his positions and engaging with alternative perspectives.
Exploring themes of authority, tradition, and the interpretation of scripture, "Shall We Go Back to Rome?" is a thought-provoking exploration of Christian origins that will resonate with theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the enduring debates that have shaped Western religious thought.
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