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There Once was a Serpent: A History of Theology in Limericks



There Once was a Serpent: A History of Theology in Limericks
This book is a history of theology in limericks. It is a concise history of Christian theology based on a mysteriously discovered set of seventy-four limericks. Readers who already know the history of theology will read about it from an unfamiliar perspective, while beginners will learn the basics in an accessible form. The limericks range from Gnostic theology through to the Reformation, and on t... more details
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  • A concise history of Christian theology based on seventy-four limericks
  • Readers who already know the history of theology will read about it from an unfamiliar perspective, while beginners will learn the basics in an accessible form
  • The limericks range from Gnostic theology through to the Reformation, and on to Karl Barth and Paul Tillich


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Author Richard Kieckhefer
Format Paperback
ISBN 9781846942969
Publisher O Books
Manufacturer O Books
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This book is a history of theology in limericks. It is a concise history of Christian theology based on a mysteriously discovered set of seventy-four limericks. Readers who already know the history of theology will read about it from an unfamiliar perspective, while beginners will learn the basics in an accessible form. The limericks range from Gnostic theology through to the Reformation, and on to Karl Barth and Paul Tillich. If all of this seems unfamiliar, the accompanying text should help sort it all out.

This book gives a concise history of Christian theology based on a mysteriously discovered set of seventy-four limericks. Readers who already know the history of theology will read about it from an unfamiliar perspective ? and beginners will learn the basics in an accessible form. The limericks range from Gnostic theology through to the Reformation, and on to Karl Barth and Paul Tillich. If all of this seems unfamiliar, the accompanying text should help sort it all out.

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