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Early Christianity

1999
Abstract Early Christian societies and the beliefs and practices born among them did not arise in a vacuum. Christian writers and saints borrowed important medical and cultural traditions from the Roman and Jewish world in which they lived, adapting them to their own purposes.
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Early Christian Mystagogy and the Body:

2022
The theme of “Early Christian Mystagogy and the Body” offers food for thought because the body is not an easy subject in patristic thought. This makes our topic a challenging one. In this contribution, I will reflect on early Christian tradition in general, and on asceticism in particular.
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EARLY CHRISTIANITY AND EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

2022
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Early Christianity

2011
Three theories have dominated thought and discussion about the relationship between Christianity and the natural sciences in the first seventeen centuries of the Christian era. The first of them, which continues to flourish despite a dearth of supporting historical evidence, maintains that throughout its history the Christian Church has been the enemy ...
Harrison, Peter, Lindberg, David C.
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EARLY CHRISTIANITY AND EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

2021
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EARLY CHRISTIANITY AND EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE

Meredith J. C. Warren, Courtney J. P. Friesen, Christine Shepardson, Jacob A. Lollar, H. Gregory Snyder, Ritva H. Williams, Tony Burke, Robert A. Kitchen, H. H. Drake Williams, Philip Michael Forness, Christopher Tuckett, Denis L. Salgado   +11 more
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Pain, Emotion, and Identity in Early Christianity

Journal of Early Christian History, 2022
Andrew Crislip
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Creation in Early Christianity

2020
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Early Christianity:

2021
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Christian Initiation in Early Christianity

Questions Liturgiques/Studies in Liturgy, 2006
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