| − | '''Adolf von Harnack ''' (Tartu, [[Estonia]], 1851 – [[Heidelberg]], [[Germany]], 1930) born in a Lutheran family was a [[German]] theologian, historian and the Rector of the [[University of Berlin]]. He traced the influence of [[Hellenistic]] [[philosophy]] on early Christian writers. Harnack began his teaching career at the [[University of Leipzig]] in 1874, the same year he received his Ph. D. degree. He wrote ''History of Dogma'' (1885) and for 29 years he was the editor of ''Theologische Literaturzeitung''. | + | '''Adolf von Harnack ''' (Tartu, [[Estonia]], 1851 – [[Heidelberg]], [[Germany]], 1930) born in a Lutheran family was a [[German]] theologian, historian and the Rector of the University of [[Berlin]]. He traced the influence of [[Hellenistic]] [[philosophy]] on early [[Christian]] writers. Harnack began his teaching career at the University of [[Leipzig]] in 1874, the same year he received his Ph. D. degree. He wrote ''History of Dogma'' (1885) and for 29 years he was the editor of ''Theologische Literaturzeitung''. |