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The influence of Greek ideas and usages upon the Christian church

Pages
384
Published
1890
Language
English

Synopsis

This scholarly work explores the profound impact of ancient Greek philosophical ideas and cultural practices on the nascent Christian Church. It meticulously traces how Hellenistic thought shaped early Christian doctrine and institutions from approximately 30 AD to 600 AD, offering a detailed historical and theological analysis.

About the author

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Edwin Hatch

Edwin Hatch was an American clergyman and a scholar of the New Testament who wrote a foundational 19th-century study of how Greek language and thought shaped early Christian doctrine. His work remains a standard reference for biblical scholars and students of the Greek New Testament.