Jonathan Edwards Un Teologo De – (Spanish)
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Esta obra es un instrumento tremendamente util que beneficiara tanto su intelecto como su espiritu. Habla de Jonathan Edwards, un teologo norteamericano del siglo XVIII, un personaje que ha conformado en gran medida la vida intelectual y religiosa de muchas personas hasta nuestros tiempos, y que ha influido en ella. En este estudio, el profesor Simonson se centra en diversas maneras esenciales para comprender y describir el camino a la salvacion tal como lo expuso Edwards, incluyendo la narrativa, la experiencia y, un rasgo aun mas distintivo de Edwards, “los afectos”.
Jonathan Edwards, A Theologian of the Heart
This book is an incredibly useful tool that will benefit you intellectually and spiritually. It is about Jonathan Edwards, an American Theologian from the 18th century, a person who has impacted the intellectual and religious life of many people and continues to do so. In this work, professor Simonson focuses on the diverse and essential ways to understand and describe the way of salvation as Edwards taught, including the narrative, experience, and “affections”, which is a distinctive characteristic of Edwards.
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SKU (ISBN): 9788417620288
ISBN10: 8417620281
Language: Spanish
Harold Simonson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2020
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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