The Evidences Of Christianity, As Exhibited In The Writings Of Its Apologists Down To Augustine: Hulsean Prize Essay
"The Evidences Of Christianity, As Exhibited In The Writings Of Its Apologists Down To Augustine" by William Jay Bolton explores the historical and intellectual defenses of Christianity during its formative centuries. This Hulsean Prize Essay examines the arguments and perspectives of early Christian apologists, tracing the development of Christian thought and its engagement with the Roman world up to the time of Augustine. Bolton's work provides valuable insights into the strategies employed by early Christians to articulate and defend their faith in the face of skepticism and opposition.
This book offers a detailed analysis of the key figures and texts that shaped early Christian apologetics, shedding light on the historical context and intellectual currents that influenced their writings. A valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the historical roots of Christian theology and its enduring relevance.
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