Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Christianity
by Charles Guignebert
Publisher: University Books 1961
ISBN/ASIN: B00664ERC6
Number of pages: 554
Description:
Christianity has made peace with the theory of evolution but there is no way in which it can make peace with the application of the theory of evolution to Christianity itself. More precisely, Guignebert's theory will be most unpalatable to the principal Church of his country, Roman Catholicism.
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