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Historical theology

John Henry Newman's account of how Christian doctrine unfolds over time while remaining faithful to its origin, with tests for distinguishing development from corruption.

In historical theology, development of doctrine refers to John Henry Newman's account of how Christian doctrine unfolds over time while remaining faithful to its origin, with tests for distinguishing development from corruption. This meaning comes from Newman (1845) in An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine.[1]

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  1. Newman, J. H. (1845). An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine. Pickering. ISBN 9780268009212

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