DTS Chapel

Libyan Christianity 4: Why Are We Talking About Lybia?

with Thomas C. Oden on February 6, 2009

Thomas Oden, professor of Theology Emeritus, Drew University; General Editor, Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture, concludes the W.H. Griffith Thomas lectureship by concluding his study of Libyan and African Christianity and offering some final remarks and thoughts about the impacts and effects of this truth today.

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