Stope
Puritan Board Sophomore
Is anybody aware of a book, or a website, etc that sort of shows how Christen thinkers have thought throughout the ages? In a perfect works there would be an encyclopedia of Theological Views throughout Historical Christianity
For example, C.S. Lewis thinks Adam is a-historical, I assume because he was trying to maintain "science" with his belief, but before Lewis I wonder what most people said, in fact, if anyone evre suggested such a thing (and if so, Im sure it was only a few)... In other words, Id like to say "Calvin, Augustine, Luther, Spurgeon, Keller" all maintain that such and such is the reality, and only so and so rejected that...
For example, C.S. Lewis thinks Adam is a-historical, I assume because he was trying to maintain "science" with his belief, but before Lewis I wonder what most people said, in fact, if anyone evre suggested such a thing (and if so, Im sure it was only a few)... In other words, Id like to say "Calvin, Augustine, Luther, Spurgeon, Keller" all maintain that such and such is the reality, and only so and so rejected that...