An edition of Imago Dei (1979)

Imago Dei

als christologisch-anthropologisches Problem in der Geschichte der Alten Kirche von Paulus bis Clemens von Alexandrien.

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Imago Dei
Peter Schwanz
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An edition of Imago Dei (1979)

Imago Dei

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Publisher
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Language
German
Pages
248

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Subjects
History of doctrines, Image of God
People
Jesus Christ
Times
Early church, ca. 30-600

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Imago Dei: als christologisch-anthropologisches Problem in der Geschichte der Alten Kirche von Paulus bis Clemens von Alexandrien.
1979, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
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Bibliography: p. 233-248.

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Göttingen

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248 p.
Number of pages
248

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OL15431372M
ISBN 10
3525553684
OCLC/WorldCat
6019472

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