Taxonomic Charts of Theology and Biblical Studies - Sawyer, M. James; Hannah, John D.; Holden, Joseph
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Theology and biblical studies comprise a vast array of interrelated topics and disciplines. But the ways in which the different areas of study fit together may not be readily apparent to seminary students and lay persons. Taxonomic Charts of Theology and Biblical Studies makes obscure relationships clear. It systematically provides: 1. A visual tracing of all major areas of theology and biblical studies 2. A glossary/index that gives brief definitions -- By revealing the connection between such areas of study as archaeology, geography, and Old and New Testament studies, and then breaking each…mehr

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Theology and biblical studies comprise a vast array of interrelated topics and disciplines. But the ways in which the different areas of study fit together may not be readily apparent to seminary students and lay persons. Taxonomic Charts of Theology and Biblical Studies makes obscure relationships clear. It systematically provides: 1. A visual tracing of all major areas of theology and biblical studies 2. A glossary/index that gives brief definitions -- By revealing the connection between such areas of study as archaeology, geography, and Old and New Testament studies, and then breaking each category down in orderly detail, Taxonomic Charts of Theology and Biblical Studies gives the student a sound understanding of the relationship, importance, and use of various, seemingly unrelated, topics.
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Dr. M. James Sawyer, (BA, Biola University, ThM, PhD, Dallas Theological Seminary). Has been a professor of theology and church history for more than 30 years. He currently serves as dean and professor of theological studies at Pacific Islands Evangelical Seminary and as director of Sacred Saga ministries (sacredsaga.net). He is also the author of numerous articles and books, including Recovering the Forgotten Trinity, and A World Split Apart: Dualism in Western Culture and Theology.