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History of the Development of the Doctrine of the Person of Christ Volume 15, Dv. 2, Vo. 2

Isaak August 1809-1884 Dorner • 2015 • Creative Media Partners, LLC

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Isaak August 1809-1884 Dorner
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2015
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Creative Media Partners, LLC
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9781340246266
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Originally published in the mid-19th century under the title 'Entwicklungsgeschichte der Lehre von der Person Christi,' this seminal work by German theologian Isaak August Dorner remains a cornerstone of Protestant Christology. Dorner intended to reconcile historical theological development with modern philosophical inquiry, providing a comprehensive survey of how the church has understood the nature of Christ from the apostolic age through the Reformation. His exhaustive approach influenced generations of systematic theologians by shifting the focus toward the historical evolution of dogma.

The 2015 Creative Media Partners edition is a modern reprint of this classic text, designed to preserve academic accessibility for students and researchers of historical theology. Because the original scholarship is dense and highly specialized, it has remained a staple in seminary libraries and academic collections rather than a mainstream trade publication. This edition serves the purpose of keeping Dorner's complex, multi-volume argument available in an era where such foundational theological treatises might otherwise be lost to the scarcity of rare antiquarian printings.

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