A History Of Christian Doctrine

A History of Christian Doctrine (2006) – Hubert Cunliffe-Jones
Publisher: T&T Clark

A chunky theological beast for those who like their doctrine with depth, dust, and just the right amount of dogma. In this sweeping survey, Cunliffe-Jones leads you through two millennia of Christian thought — from the early church fathers and creeds to the Reformers, radicals, and modern thinkers who all had something to say (and argue) about God, grace, and everything in between.

Yes, it’s dense. Yes, it’s serious. And yes, it’s probably been on a few seminary reading lists since the dinosaurs roamed. But if you’re looking to actually understand why Christianity believes what it does — and how those beliefs evolved (or devolved, depending on your taste) — this is the sort of doorstopper worth cracking open.

Sold to you in all its well-worn academic glory by Crappy Old Books — where the books are old, the spines are creaky, and the theology is still fighting.

Fine condition, near new.

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