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Bruce L. Shelley
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Religion & Spirituality
Bruce L. Shelley's Books
Church History in Plain Language - Bruce L. Shelley, Mark A. Noll Why Baptism? - Bruce L. Shelley Why Baptism? - Bruce L. Shelley Theology for Ordinary People: Over 300 Terms & Ideas Clearly & Concisely Defined - Bruce L. Shelley The Consumer Church: Can Evangelicals Wi... The Consumer Church: Can Evangelicals Win the World Without Losing Their Souls? - Bruce L. Shelley, Marshall Shelley By What Authority: The Standards of Truth in the Early Church - Bruce L. Shelley Dictionary of Christianity in America - Daniel G. Reid, Bruce L. Shelley Christian theology in plain language - B... Christian theology in plain language - Bruce L. Shelley What Is The Church? (Basic Doctrine Seri... What Is The Church? (Basic Doctrine Series) - Bruce L. Shelley The Rise of the Evangelicals: The birth of a movement that changed America (Christianity Today Essentials) - Mark A. Noll, Bruce L. Shelley, Garth M. Rosell, Douglas A. Sweeney, Richard J. Mouw, William Martin, Jennifer Woodruff Tait Gospel and the American Dream - Bruce L.... Gospel and the American Dream - Bruce L. Shelley Transformed by Love: The Vernon Grounds Story - Bruce L. Shelley Four marks of a total Christian - Bruce ... Four marks of a total Christian - Bruce L. Shelley
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Jeff Noble rated it 12 years ago
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Reading Maketh a Full Man... rated it 15 years ago
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I am in a "learn about Christian church history" mode these days. I will be the first to confess also that I am not educated in this area and unfortunately have been brought up in a Christian tradition that does not emphasize much church history unless it is local, American, or protestant. Thus I ...
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