Christianity and the Computer. - MORTON, A.Q., and J. McLEMAN,
KORTE INHOUD
'Christianity and the Computer', written in co-operation with the Rev. James McLeman, is a general account, for the ordinary reader, of the principles of the use of computers in this field, and how the language of the New Testament can be subjected to this type of analysis. It suggests some conclusions to be drawn from the computer findings in New Testament authorship and indicates how these may effect doctrines of the authority of the Church and the place of individual religion. (Publisher's information). From the library of the late Sir Kenneth James Dover.
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n.p., 1964. 95p. Paperback. Small personal library mark and name on free endpaper.Antiquarian
'Christianity and the Computer', written in co-operation with the Rev. James McLeman, is a general account, for the ordinary reader, of the principles of the use of computers in this field, and how the language of the New Testament can be subjected to this type of analysis. It suggests some conclusions to be drawn from the computer findings in New Testament authorship and indicates how these may effect doctrines of ...
'Christianity and the Computer', written in co-operation with the Rev. James McLeman, is a general account, for the ordinary reader, of the principles of the use of computers in this field, and how the language of the New Testament can be subjected to this type of analysis. It suggests some conclusions to be drawn from the computer findings in New Testament authorship and indicates how these may effect doctrines of ...
