… (John 14:26; Gal1:u-12) and eyewitnesses of his resurrection (Acts 1:8; 1 Cor 9:1; 15:5-11).Their
unique ministry was to deliver Christ's teaching to the world on his behalf once-for-all …

… and establishing the very theological ideas that … institutional life—the Christian institutions
of (higher) learning, prophecy, and worship—and their respective contributions to Christianity's …

… he shows how this specific social institution provided an essential context for the expression
and development of early Christian theology. Thus, Christian theology developed not only in …

… of interpreting the role played by Christianity in the Roman empire. … social and institutional
dimensions than on its modes of … Jews heard about Christian teaching as well as Christian com…

… issue of “prolegomena” has become significant. An example of a modern work of systematic
… religion within the Roman Empire and opened the way to numerical growth and institutional …

… Thus when Father Murray and his colleagues at Woodstock College invited me to … theological
and scholarly issue, narrowing it down by a series of concentric circles first to the historical …

… on students at university and college level in Australasia, Canada, … By the end of the first
century ad, Christianity had become … of Rome, the capital of the Roman Empire. As the church at …

… Christian religion during the first three centuries of our era”(1908, vii). Before Harnack’s work,
… The success of Christianity is the success of an institution which united the sacramentalism …

… that created the plurality of Christian theologies in the first centuries, and he … institutions is
therefore the key to discerning the identity of Christian theology amidst the variety of its earliest …

… They range from familiar figures such as Jesus Christ and … early interest in ancient religion
and in Lucian’s reaction to it; … schools from the second century ad onwards.21 Most major …