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Revisions for Narration in Religious Discourse: The Example of Christianity

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8. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann	current revision
8. March 2014 by Jan Horstmann

Definition
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History of Narration in Christianity and its Study
Narratives in Biblical and Related Writings and Their Study
Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
New Testament
Other Early Jewish and Early Christian Writings
Narratives and Their Study in Systematic Theology
Narratives and Their Study in Practical Theology
Topics for Further Research
Bibliography
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