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The teaching office in the reformed tradition

This is a study of the church's formulation of its teaching ministry in periods preceding our own, particularly in the Reformation era. The author finds that the office of "doctor" or teacher, like the offices of pastor, elder, and deacon, was postulated by Calvin as an integral part of the "public ministry" In a preliminary historical review Dr. Henderson surveys the conditions obtaining in northern Europe during the Renaissance as a background to understanding the situation that Calvin found in Geneva.

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268.434 HEN t
Publisher
Oregon : Wipf & Stock Publ..,
Collation
277p.; 22 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
948-1-62564-581-4
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268.434
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Subject(s)
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - ADULTS, HIGHER EDUCATION
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