ThÃ(c)ologie Pastorale, Ou ThÃ(c)orie Du Ministère ÉvangÃ(c)lique

Th廩logie Pastorale, Ou Th廩rie Du Minist鋨e 屴ang幨ique by Alexandre Rodolphe Vinet, originally published in 1854, remains a significant contribution to the field of pastoral theology. This French-language work delves into the theory of evangelical ministry, offering insights into the practical and theological aspects of Christian leadership. Vinet's exploration provides a framework for understanding the role and responsibilities of ministers within the evangelical tradition.

This enduring work continues to be relevant for those studying Christian ministry, theology, and the historical development of pastoral practices. Students and scholars alike will find value in Vinet's detailed examination of the principles underlying effective evangelical service.

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