Patristic Church I - Science for Seminaries Resources

Patristic Church I

This course, taught by Andrew Chronister at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, is a general survey of the history of the church in the Patristic period with special attention to the seminal contributions of the Fathers and a sense of the importance of Councils, the authentic Traditions of the Church, and the development of Doctrine in the history of the Church.

  • Course Categories: Church History

  • Science Topics: Archaeology

  • Seminaries: Kenrick-Glennon Seminary

  • Syllabus:
    Patristic Church I
  • Tags:
    Christian History, History, archaeology

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