Tertullian to Augustine: Handout Church History with John Gerstner

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Dr. Gerstner examines the twists and turns of church history, addressing major theological developments along the way. He demonstrates how God has been at work in each stage of church history and explains that Christians today can be confident that God continues to work in the church for His glory.
This is the 8th in a series of messages by Dr. Gerstner on church history. See other videos in the series: • Handout Church History...
This message was originally published by Ligonier Ministries: www.ligonier.org/

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18 фев 2019

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Комментарии : 6

@yoshkebenstadapandora1181 4 месяца назад

This man is an awesome teacher I have been blessed by.

@CharlesRBiggs 3 года назад

I owe so much to Dr. Gerstner for His faithfulness. Our Lord used his 'Handouts' on Church History and Theology to encourage me to seminary and the ministry. Thank you, Lord, for your servant's faithfulness to you and your word!!

@JohnSmith-bp1er 3 года назад

Thank you sir for your faith faithfulness.

@jhm-qz1xq 2 месяца назад

tragic tertullian.. ive relistened to this lecture many times. "unnecessary separation" is an important lesson to learn from history. imo *every* protestant ought desire to rejoin and be in union with church universal, and i have my opinion on where that is...

@ausonius100 3 года назад

Cyprian no doubt was a brave man, but boring and pale as a theologian. His upperclass status and martyrdom no doubt created his long lasting fame. Augustine really was a muddlehead and a Churchianity-fetishist. He understood Paul better than most church fathers, but he remains a far lesser theologian than either Luther or Calvin.

@ausonius100 3 года назад

@Christos Kyrios Of the latin theologians Tertullian is far more interesting. While greek writers such as Athanasius and Cyril again are more exciting to read than Augustine. Not saying Augustine is not hugely important historically, just saying he is a rather boring writer other than his very late works against Julian of Eclanum, here he actually flaunts his abilities.