Adolf von Harnack in the library (7 works)
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 1 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 2 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 3 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 4 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 5 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 6 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol
- Harnack: History of Dogma, Vol. 7 — translation 1894–1899
The most influential history of doctrine of its age. Its thesis, that dogma grew from the Greek spirit working on the gospel, has been much debated and widely criticized; read it as a landmark of liberal Protestant schol