Theology and the Intellectual Endeavour of Mankind: W. D. HUDSON

Religious Studies 21 (1):21-37 (1985)
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At the beginning of his book, Principles of Christian Theology, John Macquarrie says that theology ‘implicitly claims to have its place in the total intellectual endeavour of mankind’. The question I want to discuss is this: in what terms, if any, can that claim be justified?

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