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Doing Church History: A User-Friendly Introduction to Researching the History of Christianity
The book is an introductory textbook for seminary students who take church history courses. Most seminary students do not have a history background (and many do not look forward to taking history courses at seminary), and so there is a need to provide a brief, basic, non-technical introduction to the discipline. There are other texts written for those seeking to do more ri...more
Paperback, 108 pages
Published
September 1st 2008
by Clements Publishing
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Kevin Ressler
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Anne Thayer
It is a good book. Nothing exemplarily exciting one way or another. It is a good primer, so those who already know contemporary academic models of history and the mainstream reasons for church historians specifically to use that method will find this book a bit pedantic. It's an easy read, so even for those people, it isn't but an hour and a half bother to read anyway and he makes interesting illustrations and provides helpful charts anyone can use as a reviewing thought process.
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