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REFORMED AND CATHOLIC
Selected Historical and Theological Writings of Philip Schaff Edited by Charles Yrigoyen, Jr. and George M. Bricker taburgh Original Texts & Translations Series #4
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PITTSBURGH ORIGINAL TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS
SERIES General Editor Dikran Y. Hadidian Reformed and Catholic Selected Historical and Theological Writings
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REFORMED AND CATHOLIC
Selected Historical and Theological Writings of Philip Schaff Edited by Charles Yrigoyen, Jr. and George M. Bricker
THE PICKWICK PRESS
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Schaff, Philip, 1819-1893.
Reformed and Cethclic.
(Pittsburgh original texts and translations series ; h) Includes bibliographical references.
Theology--Collected works--19th century.
Reformed Church--Collected works.
Yrigoyen, Charles, 1937Il.
Bricker, George H.
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PHILIP SCHAFF
(about 1854)
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
"FAREWELL ADDRESS"...
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO WHAT IS CHURCH HISTORY?
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EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO THE "GENERAL INTRODUCTION"
HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
"GENERAL INTRODUCTION" IN HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO "GERMAN THEOLOGY AND THE CHURCH
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"GERMAN THEOLOGY AND THE CHURCH QUESTION"
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO "CHRISTIANITY IN AMERICA"
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FOREWORD We are pleased to participate in the publication of this selection of Philip Schaff's writings.
Not only were his views important in the development of American religious thought in the 19th century, but we believe that many of his insights are worthy of study in light of the present situation of the American churches.
It is our hope that the selections included will be historically informative and theologically stimulating.
Dikran Y. Hadidian, General Editor, deserves our thanks for his encouragement and his willingness to accept the volume as part of this series.
We also wish to express our gratitude to Mrs.
Jane Vandevort who has carefully typed the manuscript and to Mrs. Jean Yrigoyen who has prepared the material for publication.
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