Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch

It is necessary for me to do three things In this thesis: (1) Spell out the meaning of fellowship in relationship to an understanding of the nature of the church In its origin and in contemporary thinking. (2) Find out what our own traditions are regarding the nature of the church. (3) Evaluate our...

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Main Author: Hale, Evelyn Faye
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Published: Digital Commons @ Butler University 1961
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Online Access:http://digitalcommons.butler.edu/grtheses/301
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spelling ndltd-butler.edu-oai-digitalcommons.butler.edu-grtheses-13002015-12-16T03:23:13Z Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch Hale, Evelyn Faye It is necessary for me to do three things In this thesis: (1) Spell out the meaning of fellowship in relationship to an understanding of the nature of the church In its origin and in contemporary thinking. (2) Find out what our own traditions are regarding the nature of the church. (3) Evaluate our traditional understanding of the concept of the church as Disciples of Christ. 1961-01-01T08:00:00Z text application/pdf http://digitalcommons.butler.edu/grtheses/301 http://digitalcommons.butler.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1300&context=grtheses Graduate Thesis Collection Digital Commons @ Butler University Disciples of Christ liturgy Christian Denominations and Sects Liturgy and Worship Religion
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topic Disciples of Christ
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Christian Denominations and Sects
Liturgy and Worship
Religion
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Christian Denominations and Sects
Liturgy and Worship
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Hale, Evelyn Faye
Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
description It is necessary for me to do three things In this thesis: (1) Spell out the meaning of fellowship in relationship to an understanding of the nature of the church In its origin and in contemporary thinking. (2) Find out what our own traditions are regarding the nature of the church. (3) Evaluate our traditional understanding of the concept of the church as Disciples of Christ.
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title Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
title_short Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
title_full Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
title_fullStr Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
title_full_unstemmed Fellowship and the Disciples' Doctrine of the Chruch
title_sort fellowship and the disciples' doctrine of the chruch
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