RT Article
T1 Regnum Et Ecclesia
JF Church history
VO 3
SP 16
OP 40
A1 Buckler, Francis W. 1891-1960
LA English
YR 1934
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/596365861
AB The nineteenth and twentieth centuries have witnessed a renaissance of Oriental studies and interest, only to be compared with the classical Renaissance of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. For the Church historian, the two movements must be regarded as counterparts, for while the Renaissance drove men back to the Greek Testament, the oriental renaissance has penetrated to the region behind it. It has, moreover, opened up the whole of the region, which was but dimly reflected and ill-understood by Graeco-Roman writers, between the limits of the oikoumenē of Alexander the Great and those of the Roman Empire.
K1 Urkirche
K1 Patristik
K1 Verhältnis Staat-Kirche
K1 Early Church
K1 patrology
K1 church-state relations