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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Wheaton and the Fathers
9:39 AM | 
Posted by
Jnorm |
This is from the podcast Ancient Faith Presents
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As seen from the website:
"Wheaton College, the epicenter of Evangelical
Protestantism, has just opened a Center for Early Christian Studies that will
immerse students in the fields of Patristics, the Ecumenical Councils, and early
Christian literature. This audio documentary, exclusive to AFR, explores the
reasons for the sudden Evangelical interest in the Church Fathers, as well as
the potential ramifications of this interest"
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1 comments:
My interest in the fathers has been quite transformative. I can't help but think that this will eventually undermine Evangelicalism, but in a good way. I am cautiously optimistic.