The two ways: A diversity of spiritualities in the earliest Jerusalem church

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Elmer, Ian J.. (2006). The two ways: A diversity of spiritualities in the earliest Jerusalem church. In In W. Mayer, P. Allen and L. Cross (Ed.). Prayer and spirituality in the early Church: Volume 4: The spiritual life pp. 19 - 35 St Pauls Publications.
AuthorsElmer, Ian J.
EditorsW. Mayer, P. Allen and L. Cross
Page range19 - 35
Year2006
Book titlePrayer and spirituality in the early Church: Volume 4: The spiritual life
PublisherSt Pauls Publications
Place of publicationAustralia
ISBN0975213830
Research GroupSchool of Theology
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