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Title: Christian Theology: An Introduction
Author: Alister E. McGrath
ISBN: 1405118598
EAN: 9781405118590
3rd Edition. Edition
648 Pages
Publisher: WileyBlackwell
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 2003-08-06

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2008-08-07 Adequate as introduction but...

a book entitled "Christian Theology" has a moral duty to cover not only Protestantism and Roman Catholicism, but also the Orthodox - both Eastern and Oriental. While this book gives a good introduction to the first two, there is almost complete lack of coverage of the third, which is most unwarranted and unfortunate, considering the spiritual wealth and contributions of Eastern and Oriental Orthodox theologians to Christianity. This book would be of very limited use to anyone interested in Christianity as it is understood and practiced by the Orthodox. Perhaps it should have been entitled "Western Christian Theology".