East and West - The Making of a Rift in the Church: From Apostolic Times until the Council of Florence: Oxford History of the Christian Church
Autor Henry Chadwicken Limba Engleză Hardback – 26 iun 2003
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780199264575
ISBN-10: 0199264570
Pagini: 250
Dimensiuni: 163 x 242 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Seria Oxford History of the Christian Church
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0199264570
Pagini: 250
Dimensiuni: 163 x 242 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.6 kg
Editura: OUP OXFORD
Colecția OUP Oxford
Seria Oxford History of the Christian Church
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Recenzii
the presentation is rich, with unexpected and judicious detail, and informed by a wide-ranging knowledge that would not be typically expected from a specialist in the early Church...it is undoubtedly a work of great significance, Chadwick continues to put us all in his debt.
This kaleidoscope of evidence is presented with deftness and judgement, a minimum of comment and summary and a truly magisterial command of a huge subject.
The achievement of the book is to show how the rift is a feature of the history of the Church rather than an event or series of events in it. As well as setting its subject in a spacious yet detailed context, the book is also beautifully clear, full of unexpected pieces of information and a joy to read. It is accessible to a wide audience, and, like so much of Professor Chadwick's work, will become a basic and much used text.
Professor Chadwick's profound knowledge of the causes of division in canon law, ecclesiastical usages, and theology is matched by his evident profound sympathy for the passionately held convictions of both sides.
Chadwick refuses the offer of easy neat solutions to the problem of the rift ... Instead he insists on exploring with a wealth of illustrative detail the account of the gradual widening of the gulf between East and West ... marvellous breadth and fair mindedness ... without the rift we should not have this learned and elegant envoi.
As usual [Chadwick's] writing is magisterial, founded on well-grounded original sources and first-class studies, full of shrewd and sympathetic judgments, retaining patience and charity in the face of some unruly participants in his story.
... this is clearly an indispensable book.
Chadwick is always fair and often generous, helping us to see the seriousness, integrity and achievements of figures caught up in the crossfire of misunderstandings that constituted so much of the theological debate of the early Middle Ages.
... one of the fascinating questions raised by this work is when exactly the intellectual balance of power changed between East and West.
As always, Dr Chadwick is an entirely reliable guide to a mass of historical material, which in this instance spans nearly 15 centuries.
This kaleidoscope of evidence is presented with deftness and judgement, a minimum of comment and summary and a truly magisterial command of a huge subject.
The achievement of the book is to show how the rift is a feature of the history of the Church rather than an event or series of events in it. As well as setting its subject in a spacious yet detailed context, the book is also beautifully clear, full of unexpected pieces of information and a joy to read. It is accessible to a wide audience, and, like so much of Professor Chadwick's work, will become a basic and much used text.
Professor Chadwick's profound knowledge of the causes of division in canon law, ecclesiastical usages, and theology is matched by his evident profound sympathy for the passionately held convictions of both sides.
Chadwick refuses the offer of easy neat solutions to the problem of the rift ... Instead he insists on exploring with a wealth of illustrative detail the account of the gradual widening of the gulf between East and West ... marvellous breadth and fair mindedness ... without the rift we should not have this learned and elegant envoi.
As usual [Chadwick's] writing is magisterial, founded on well-grounded original sources and first-class studies, full of shrewd and sympathetic judgments, retaining patience and charity in the face of some unruly participants in his story.
... this is clearly an indispensable book.
Chadwick is always fair and often generous, helping us to see the seriousness, integrity and achievements of figures caught up in the crossfire of misunderstandings that constituted so much of the theological debate of the early Middle Ages.
... one of the fascinating questions raised by this work is when exactly the intellectual balance of power changed between East and West.
As always, Dr Chadwick is an entirely reliable guide to a mass of historical material, which in this instance spans nearly 15 centuries.
Notă biografică
Henry Chadwick is Emeritus Regius Professor of Divinity, University of Cambridge