About the Author:
Philip Lyndon Reynolds, Ph.D. (1986) in Religious Studies, University of Toronto, is Director of the Aquinas Center of Theology at Emory University and an assistant professor of historical theology at Candler School of Theology in Atlanta.
Review:
'...the laws of Caesar are different from the laws of Christ'. The book by Reynolds is a scholarly contribution to mapping out this difference.' Robert Ombres OP, , 1995. 'La creation d'une liturgie de noces a l'epoque carolingienne aurait fortement contribue a la consolidation de cette theologie.' I.Z.B.G., 1993-1994. '...Reynolds...has presented a very valuable survey with a plenitude of detailed insights and information.' Bernd Wannenwetsch, Studies in Christian Ethics. 'Reynolds' account of Augustine and the Western tradition is balanced and fair-minded. It should become the standard English survey of legal developments in the patristic and early medieval periods...Reynolds has produced a compilation of Western materials which is likely to remain unsurpassed for some time to come.' David G. Hunter, Theological Studies, 1995. '...well-written, thorough and illuminating book...' Roger Wright, Early Medieval Europe, 1996. '...Dr. Reynold has performed a notable service in exemplary fashion.' C.N.L. Brooke, Journal of Theological Studies, 1996. 'This is a very important work...it is a necessary source for any serious study of the history of Christian marriage.' Bela Somfai, Studies in Religion, 1999.
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