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Canon Lists of Church Fathers in Early Christianity
Religion and Theology: A Journal of Contemporary Religous DiscourseThis article examines how the names of “church fathers” were compiled into lists from the end of the fourth century to the middle of the sixth century.
R. Edwards
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1992
Abstract Tertullian was a pagan of Carthage converted to Christianity before AD 19 7, but details of his career--even whether he became a priest or remained a layperson-are scanty. His elaborately rhetorical and passionately ascetic writings were avidly absorbed by Jerome two hundred years later.
Alcuin Blamires, Karen Pratt, C W Marx
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Abstract Tertullian was a pagan of Carthage converted to Christianity before AD 19 7, but details of his career--even whether he became a priest or remained a layperson-are scanty. His elaborately rhetorical and passionately ascetic writings were avidly absorbed by Jerome two hundred years later.
Alcuin Blamires, Karen Pratt, C W Marx
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Journal of Theological Interpretation, 2013
Can the history of interpretation inform and guide readings of Scriptures that have been neglected by that same tradition? Psalm 107 exemplifies one such neglected text.
T. Stone
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Can the history of interpretation inform and guide readings of Scriptures that have been neglected by that same tradition? Psalm 107 exemplifies one such neglected text.
T. Stone
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2023
Abstract The present chapter covers aspects related to law and the Church Fathers. It begins with an overview of who the Church Fathers were and how they thought about and dealt with law. It understands the Church Fathers not merely as a group of people in history (specific early Christians, leading intellectuals, and bishops) but also ...
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Abstract The present chapter covers aspects related to law and the Church Fathers. It begins with an overview of who the Church Fathers were and how they thought about and dealt with law. It understands the Church Fathers not merely as a group of people in history (specific early Christians, leading intellectuals, and bishops) but also ...
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The Church and the Trinity III: The Church of the Father
New Blackfriars, 1987Terminating the trilogy which we have published to commemorate Geoffrey ...
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2006
Although there is some evidence that the word “Jew” was sometimes used as a term of derision before it was redefined by the Latin Church, the pagan Greeks and Romans regarded the Jews little differently from other peoples.1 There was no intense emotional or ideological hostility.
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Although there is some evidence that the word “Jew” was sometimes used as a term of derision before it was redefined by the Latin Church, the pagan Greeks and Romans regarded the Jews little differently from other peoples.1 There was no intense emotional or ideological hostility.
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The Church Fathers in Armenia and the Armenian Fathers
2014Biblical studies grew in the eighteenth century and for this purpose, knowledge of the Armenian translation of the Holy Scriptures was considered useful. In particular, the kings of France wanted to establish the perpetuity of the faith to counter the Protestants, and sought to do so using the accounts of the Eastern Churches, as they were consistent ...
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The Church in the Latin Fathers
2020What is the church? What does it mean to be a member of the church? This book examines how the earliest Christian theologians in the Latin West understood the nature, ends, and boundaries of the church. By analyzing the thought and practices of figures such as Tertullian of Carthage, Cyprian of Carthage, Augustine of Hippo, and Pope Leo the Great ...
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Ecology and the Church Fathers
Acta Patristica et Byzantina, 2000AbstractLynn White blames Christians for the current raping of our environment He says that Christians believe that because theyare created in God’s image, they can play God over nature.
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