Stuart A. Donaldson was an admired scholar, Master of Magdalene
College, Cambridge, and Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University
from 1912 to 1913. This book is a detailed study of the Church in
North Africa in AD 200, and was first published in 1909. With
specific focus on the writings of Tertullian, Donaldson writes in
depth about Christian Doctrine and Practice in the North African
Church. The text is made accessible to all by the careful
translation of Greek and Latin passages into English. Donaldson
discusses early North African Eucharist, creed and prayer, as well
as explaining the threefold order of government in the Church. His
other chapters explore North African Martyrs, Monatism and the
Bible, and there is also an intriguing section on those other
religions which stood to rival Christianity in 200 AD.
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