01466cam a22002531  45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720350018000890400052001070420012001590500016001711000024001872450054002112600033002652640019002983000023003173360026003403370028003663380027003945200763004216500028011849858970PUCPR20240216140033.0720606s1964    nyu      d    000 0 eng    a   64025193   a(OCoLC)325508  aDLCcGACCLCdOCoLCdWaChenEdDLCdBETbspaerda  apremarc00aBR 95b.H321 aHarvey, Van Austin.12aA handbook of theological terms /cVan A. Harvey.  aNew York:bTouchtone,c1964.  3©1964, ©1992  a253 pages,c18 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aA growing number of nonprofessional readers of theology, whether as individuals, in study groups, or in college courses treat religion as the subject of disciplined study.  Some acquaintance with the technical and traditional vocabulary is an asset to them.  This guide to the meaning and use of nearly 350 theological terms provides something of the history and background of the terms it deals with.  Copious cross-references add to the resources available for every entry.  In the choice of terms to be explained, the primary emphasis is on those from systematic and philosophical theology.  The text gives particular attention both to contemporary theology and to the historical differences between Protestants and Roman Catholics, and among Protestants. 0aTheologyvDictionaries.