The Latin Fathers for English Readers (9 vols.)

Name: The Latin Fathers for English Readers (9 vols.)
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by Gregory the Great; J. Barmby; Bede; G. F. Browne; Hilary of Poitiers

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SPCK; Pott, Young, & Co.; E. & J. B. Young & Co.; Edwin S. Gorham

, 1879–1907

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Overview

Perhaps no institution has influenced human history more than the Christian church. Its swaying and staying power over 2,000 years is due in no small part to the philosophical accomplishments of a core of early Church Fathers. Thus patristics, the study of the Early Church Fathers, is vitally important not just for Christians, but for anyone who wants to understand the scope and pattern of human history. This collection provides summary and analysis of the most important contributions of nine Church Fathers. Designed to be accessible for “ordinary English readers,” the collection relates key portions of the life and works of Latin writers like Augustine, Jerome, and Ambrose, supplying “a lively, accurate, and fairly complete view of the most important periods of church history.”

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Key Features

Surveys the lives of nine of the most significant figures in church history
Designed to provides a functional knowledge of patristics to “ordinary English readers”
Presented in engaging and accessible prose with scholarly backbone