The History of Christian Thought

No new sections are intercolated. All section numbers of the first edition remain the same in the 19 98 edition. Much as this reviewer, a genetic bibliomaniac, favors book buying, he must advise owners of the two volume paper back first edition that they would, in consequence, surely be wasting their money to purchase the revision. You can get a wonderful dinner at simpson's on the strand in london for less than that. What about the author's claim to have produced the only extant history of the development of the christian doctrine of justification? If this means a single volume devoted to the subject, published in our time, it may be strictly correct. But the