The Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200-1336 (Lectures on the History of Religions, No. 15)
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The Resurrection of the Body in Western Christianity, 200-1336 (Lectures on the History of Religions, No. 15)

by Caroline Walker Bynum

Theology religious studies church history
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Caroline Walker Bynum traces the history of the resurrection of the body in Western Christianity across the years 200 to 1336. Published as part of the Lectures on the History of Religions series, this focused study examines a central subject in Christian thought and religious history.

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Caroline Walker Bynum’s book explores the idea of the resurrection of the body in Western Christianity.

The study covers the period from 200 to 1336, placing its subject within a broad historical span.

Part of the Lectures on the History of Religions series, it offers a focused work on Christian religious history and theology.

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