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There's this little book by Ronald E. Heine entitled, "Classical Christian Doctrine." I rather like it because it not only seems to concisely roll into one a basic history of the development of Christian doctrine that took place during the first few hundreds years of the Christian faith, but in in this book, Heine shows how the Nicene Creed---which is central to CF's paradigm---is itself a legitimate point of reference for Christians.
Just thought I'd mention this tiny-wincy bit of referential support for our Common Faith; it may be helpful to those who are new to Christianity or who may want to newly explore the development of early Christian Thought in tandem with how it plays into and supports, however indirectly, the unity and presence of all of us Christians here on Christian Forums.
Feel free to drop a comment or two if you like ...
Reference
Heine, Ronald E. (2013). Classical Christian Doctrine: Introducing the Essentials of the Ancient Faith. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic.
Just thought I'd mention this tiny-wincy bit of referential support for our Common Faith; it may be helpful to those who are new to Christianity or who may want to newly explore the development of early Christian Thought in tandem with how it plays into and supports, however indirectly, the unity and presence of all of us Christians here on Christian Forums.
Feel free to drop a comment or two if you like ...
Reference
Heine, Ronald E. (2013). Classical Christian Doctrine: Introducing the Essentials of the Ancient Faith. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Academic.
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