The Greek Conception of Space in the Background of Early Christian Theology

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Thomas F. Torrance, "The Greek Conception of Space in the Background of Early Christian Theology," Ekklesia kai Theologia 11 (1992): 245-94; #1992-554

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Torrance, Thomas F. "The Greek Conception of Space in the Background of Early Christian Theology." Ekklesia kai Theologia 11 (1992): 245-94; #1992-554

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Companion study to "This essay written in 1972 was intended to be part of my contribution to The Ecumenical World of Orthodox Civilization, Vol. III, Essays in Honor of Georges Florovsky, edited by Andrew Blane and Thomas E. Best, Mouton, The Hague, 1973: 'The Relation of the Incarnation to Space in Nicene Theology', pp. 45-70" (#1974-313). Later published as Chapter 9 of Divine Meaning, #1995-588k.

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#	Date	Title	Reference Type
1974-313	1974	The Relation of the Incarnation to Space in Nicene Theology	Book chapter
1995-588k	1995	The Greek Conception of Space in the Background of Early Christian Theology	Book chapter
1992-554	1992	The Greek Conception of Space in the Background of Early Christian Theology	Journal article