The Emergence of the Catholic Tradition (100-600) A History of the Development of Doctrine Jaroslav Pelikan Vol 1 The Emergence of the Catholic Tradition (100-600)

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TextLanguage: English Series: The Christian TraditionPublication details: U.S.A; The University of Chicago Press; 1971Description: 394tr; Paperback, Illustration; 23 cmISBN:

0226653714, 9780226653716

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P384-J37

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Summary: By the year 600 Christian doctrine had achieved what Jaroslav Pelikan terms an ""unorthodox consensus""- the foundation for the development of doctrine in later periods. Beginning with the ""Christian declaration of independence from Judaism,"" the years 100 to 600 were a period of great ferment and vitality when the fundamental affirmations of Christian dogma emerged from a welter to beliefs and teachings.

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By the year 600 Christian doctrine had achieved what Jaroslav Pelikan terms an ""unorthodox consensus""- the foundation for the development of doctrine in later periods. Beginning with the ""Christian declaration of independence from Judaism,"" the years 100 to 600 were a period of great ferment and vitality when the fundamental affirmations of Christian dogma emerged from a welter to beliefs and teachings.

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