Product Description

by William A. Jurgens A beautiful collection studying the writings of early Church Fathers. This three book set studies the early Faith in three time periods. Volume 1: the Pre-Nicene and the Nicene eras; 450 pp. Volume 2: the Post-Nicene era through St. Jerome; 297 pp. Volume 3: St. Augustine to the end of the patristic period; 430 pp. Complete set.

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Product Details

Publisher	Liturgical Press
ISBN	0814610250
Number Of Items	3
Format	Paperback
Author	William A. Jurgens
EAN	9780814610251
Label	Liturgical Press
Dewey Decimal Number	270
Studio	Liturgical Press
Number Of Pages	1240
Title	Faith of the Early Fathers: Three-Volume Set
Publication Date	1980-06
Manufacturer	Liturgical Press

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Customer Reviews

A "Must Have" for all serious Christians!

Review by Richard J. Denningham, 2010-07-14

This set is an absolute necessity for anyone who wants to know what the Early Church Fathers spoke and taught about our Christian Faith.

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Excellent resource

Review by J. Graphia, 2010-06-15

1 of 3 books - great resource for reading about the early Fathers and Doctors of the Church.

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Early Church = Roman Catholic Church

Review by Sexy Bachelor, 2009-10-30

This is it! This must-have 3-volume set is what you need to know about what the early Church Fathers and early Christians believe. No whitewashing of history here.

Excellent compilation for the Truth-seeker and academics!

If you want to know what the early Church believed in, start here!

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Faith of the Early Fathers

Review by Connie Goff, 2009-10-04

This is a well-written and fascinating view of the faith and opinions of the fathers of the early Christian church. Well worth the money!

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Evidence of an ecclesiasctical structure from the 1st century Church

Review by christiana, 2008-12-06

This classical work of the writings of the earliest church Fathers points to an ecclesiastical structure before the close of the first century. Any student of the Bible will benefit immensely from knowing the history of the early Church, from which all the doctrines of Christendom emerged. This book also demonstrates that the Catholic Church existed from the Apostolic Age and was fundamental in forming the Scriptures, and determining the Canon as it presently exists. The devotion of the early Church to Christ is evident in the number of martyrs, as well. I highly recommend this book, as well as the other two volumes in this collection.

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