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Boekhandel Douwes Den Haag

Elements in Early Christian Literature

Early Christian Georgian Literature

Making Christian Identity in an Iranic Culture

Stephen H. (Sam Houston State University) Rapp Jr

Early Christian Georgian Literature

Elements in Early Christian Literature

Early Christian Georgian Literature

Making Christian Identity in an Iranic Culture

Elements in Early Christian Literature: Early Christian Georgian Literature

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This Element reevaluates the genesis and early development of Georgian literature. Sparked by the Christian invention of a Georgian script ca. 400 AD, Georgian literature was a product of the Christianization of Caucasia.

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Beschrijving Elements in Early Christian Literature: Early Christian Georgian Literature

This Element reevaluates the genesis and early development of Georgian literature. Sparked by the Christian invention of a Georgian script ca. 400 AD, Georgian literature was a product of the Christianization of Caucasia. This Element engages not only the Christianization of Georgia's Iranic peoples but also the Georgianization of Christianity.

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9781009481571
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75
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Elements in Early Christian Literature
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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God's Philanthropist

God's Philanthropist examines the thought and philanthropic aspirations of Sir John Templeton (1912–2008), one of the most important investors of the twentieth century. It uncovers Templeton's aspirations for the future of humankind and the philanthropic means by which he hoped those aspirations might be realized.

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