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Early Libyan Christianity : uncovering a North African tradition

Author:	Thomas C Oden
Publisher:	Downers Grove, Ill. : IVP Academic, ©2011.
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Summary:	Uncovering this North African tradition and offering it to a wide reading audience is the task that Tom Oden sets for himself in this fascinating tour de force. The book, originating as lectures delivered at the Da'wa Islamic University in Tripoli in 2008 and later expanded as the W.H. Griffith Thomas Lectures in 2009 at Dallas Theological Seminary, has been expanded and refined to provide additional insights and references, surveying the texts, architecture and landmarks of this important period of Christian history.  Read more...