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2017
This chapter examines the theology of Irenaeus of Lyons, an early church father who understood salvation in the gospel to be a recapitulation of all that God had done before Christ. For Irenaeus, salvation coincides with God’s creation as the perfect purpose and will of God, fulfilled in the perfect image of God in Christ.
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This chapter examines the theology of Irenaeus of Lyons, an early church father who understood salvation in the gospel to be a recapitulation of all that God had done before Christ. For Irenaeus, salvation coincides with God’s creation as the perfect purpose and will of God, fulfilled in the perfect image of God in Christ.
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Revisiting Irenaeus’ Philosophical Acumen
Vigiliae Christianae, 2011 The primary place held by Scripture in the theology of Irenaeus of Lyons is beyond doubt. A number of scholars have pointed out, however, that Irenaeus also utilizes philosophy and rhetoric to his advantage.
Anthony Briggman
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How to Read a Book: Irenaeus and the Pastoral Epistles Reconsidered [PDF]
Vigiliae Christianae, 2011 Both the title of Irenaeus’ Refutation and Overthrow of Falsely-Called Knowledge and the opening lines of the preface to Book One of this work feature language from 1 Timothy.
Benjamin L. White, White, Benjamin L.
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The Expository Times, 2009
Irenaeus was a leader of the Christian community at Lyons in the last quarter of the second century. Motivated by a deep pastoral concern, he set himself to refute what he considered to be distortions of the authentic Gospel, and, in the process, he became one of the earliest Christian writers to attempt a synthesis of the major themes of theology ...
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Irenaeus was a leader of the Christian community at Lyons in the last quarter of the second century. Motivated by a deep pastoral concern, he set himself to refute what he considered to be distortions of the authentic Gospel, and, in the process, he became one of the earliest Christian writers to attempt a synthesis of the major themes of theology ...
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1917
During the second century the Christian world was shaken by the Gnostics. Irenaeus came from Asia Minor via Rome to become bishop of Lyons, clarify Christian doctrines and fight the Gnostics with a major, five-volume work. He was a living part of his contemporary culture and his approach filled early Christian thought with new life.The writings of ...
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During the second century the Christian world was shaken by the Gnostics. Irenaeus came from Asia Minor via Rome to become bishop of Lyons, clarify Christian doctrines and fight the Gnostics with a major, five-volume work. He was a living part of his contemporary culture and his approach filled early Christian thought with new life.The writings of ...
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Vigiliae Christianae, 1976
The most complete collection of references in which Irenaeus is not missing was brought together by E. des Places in an extensive footnote to his edition of the Laws . Besides the passage, there are only two more where explicit reference to Plato is made, without a direct quotation.
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The most complete collection of references in which Irenaeus is not missing was brought together by E. des Places in an extensive footnote to his edition of the Laws . Besides the passage, there are only two more where explicit reference to Plato is made, without a direct quotation.
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2015
Abstract Irenaeus (b. c. 135) was installed as bishop of Lyons after a severe persecution of the churches of Lyons and Vienne took the life of his episcopal predecessor, Pothinus. He was not a native of Roman Gaul, but rather migrated from Asia Minor, where in his younger days he heard the Apostle John teach.
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Abstract Irenaeus (b. c. 135) was installed as bishop of Lyons after a severe persecution of the churches of Lyons and Vienne took the life of his episcopal predecessor, Pothinus. He was not a native of Roman Gaul, but rather migrated from Asia Minor, where in his younger days he heard the Apostle John teach.
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