Becoming heretical: Affection and ideology in recruitment to &quot;heretical&quot; Christianities

Becoming heretical

Eshleman, Kendra. “Becoming heretical”. Harvard Theological Review, 2011. doi:10.1017/S0017816011000150.

Title: Becoming heretical: Affection and ideology in recruitment to "heretical" Christianities
Author: Eshleman, Kendra
School: Arts and Sciences
Discipline: Classical Studies
Genre: article
Date Issued: 2011
Host Title: Harvard Theological Review
Volume: 104
Number: 2
Pages: pp. 191-216
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