Light To The Isles: Mission And Theology In Celtic And Anglosaxon Britain,New

Light To The Isles: Mission And Theology In Celtic And Anglosaxon Britain,New

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In AD 597, St Augustine arrived at Canterbury to preach the gospel to the heathen English, and in 1997 the fourteen hundredth anniversary of his coming was celebrated by millions of Englishspeaking Christians around the world. The history of the evangelisation of England and of the AngloSaxons' subsequent missionary expeditions elsewhere is well known, but what has been lacking has been a study of the theological perspective of the early English Church. Now Douglas Dales has provided just such a work. Priest, historian and theologian, he is well equipped to explore the minds and deeds of the AngloSaxon missionaries.

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