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Tertullian and Platonism - Some Remarks
The article adresses the issue of platonic philosophy in the writings of Tertullian. That this Latin Church Father was mainly influenced by Stoicism is a commonplace.
Hallonsten, Gösta
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The Consistency Principle As Realised in the Early Church Catechism [PDF]
The author attempts to argue the integrated nature of the catechetical tradition by viewing it in light of the consistency principle. The article provides definitions of the principle and arguments in support of its significance and relevance based on ...
Alexandra Budanova
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Demented patients and the quandaries of identity: setting the problem, advancing a proposal. [PDF]
Boniolo G.
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Sin According to Tertullian [PDF]
The early Church put much emphasis on the holiness of Christian life for the convert including, even though he might not take it into account, that the neophyte can once again return to the sins he committed before his conversion and baptism.
Tyburowski, Krzysztof
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On Martyrdom, Suicide, and Christian Bioethics. [PDF]
Schimmoeller EM.
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Reciprocal justice : morality and god in the work of Tertullian of Carthage
This thesis examines the theology of Tertullian of Carthage as it relates to the concept of 'Reciprocal Justice,' a system of all pervading justice that influences how Tertullian views the relationship between human beings and God, and ...
Randell, Dwane
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The staff of madness: the visualization of insanity and the othering of the insane. [PDF]
Sforza Tarabochia A.
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There are quite a number of passages in Tertullian's writings which deal with traditio. One of the most important is found in chapters 3 and 4 of De corona.
Johannes Quasten
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Cooperation With Evil: Its Contemporary Relevance. [PDF]
Kissell JL.
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Eschatological Unity through Sequestration: Deification in Tertullian
This project considers Tertullian\u27s (2nd century church father) use of the legal concept of sequester as he applied it to Christ. It suggests that this ignored area of scholarship is a key to understanding Tertullian\u27s incarnational concepts and ...
Frisius, Mark A.
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