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Dean Scott:
I know in my seminary class that operhaps about 10% of about 60 people
read any part of them. They were never required reading, though Tillich
was. Interest in this today is very thin-for many reasons. A good
'summary' wuld be the old CB Moss' THE CHRISTIAN FAITH (SPCK). Thisis
available on the Web booksites. Blessings. GDVW+




How many of those 10 volumes were read by TEC clergy
> in the last half century?  Is there any evidence of
> interest in Dogmatic Theology or the disciplines he
> espoused?
>
> Has there been anyone in the last 50 years who has
> published as complete a summing up of doctrine?
>
>
> Charles+
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> --- Bill Malloy <bigchese@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Fr. Wiebe:
>>
> You hit the nail on the head.  Those of use, who
> were given the complete series of Fr. Hall's books and
> had the time to read them, can  easily see this
> problem.  I  still have  Copies of all of his books
> provided by The Society  of Christ, the King, who
> saw to  It that every Episcopalian Seminarian received
> these  volumes for free as  part of their
>  Ministry to Anglican seminarians all across America.
>>  You can still purchase
>> these
>> Books through this society.  But, now they are very
>> expensive.
>>
>> Fr. Bill Malloy, M.Div PhD
>>
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