The Gospel and the Creed (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how Christian tradition and modern thought meet in the pages of a thoughtful theological study.

This excerpt surveys how the Nicene Creed and the New Testament shape a coherent view of Christ, while examining debates about the so?called Jesus of History. It argues that the gospel message rests in the New Testament writings and asks how the Church should interpret those writings today. The author discusses the tension between Scripture as a written Word and the living interpretation that guides the Church through changing times.

By weighing questions about canons, inspiration, and the relation between the Bible and the Church, this book offers a careful look at Anglo?Catholic perspectives and the ongoing search for unity in belief.

• Clear discussion of how early creed formation relates to later church practice


• Balanced critique of the idea of separating the Jesus of History from the Jesus of the New Testament


• Examination of how Scripture, tradition, and church life interact in understanding faith


• Accessible look at canons, inspiration, and the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding the Church

Ideal for readers of theological history and readers seeking a careful, measured view of how creed, scripture, and church life fit together.

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