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Literary allusions serving as tools for comic effect in the works of Tertullian

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The overwhelming majority of early Christian authors considered humour and laughter inappropriate. A significant exception to this is Tertullian, who ‒ as a trained orator ‒ was well aware of the importance of verbal humour, particularly as manifested in
Tibor Grüll, Grüll, Tibor
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From Tertullian\u27s Credo Quia Absurdum to Bohr\u27s Crazy Theories: A Rational Explanation of a Seemingly Irrational Idea [PDF]

open access: yes, 2015
At first glance, Tertullian\u27s idea -- that absurdity of a statement makes it more believable -- sounds irrational, maybe appropriate for theology but definitely not for science.
Kreinovich, Vladik, Kosheleva, Olga
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Tertullian and Montanism: Ancient Sabbath and its implications for Pentecostalism

open access: yesVerbum et Ecclesia
The Sabbath is widely observed differently among Christians, including Pentecostals. Different interpretations of the Sabbath cause this difference. According to Pentecostals, it is necessary to trace the history of the ancient Church to find the meaning
Gernaida K. R. Pakpahan   +1 more
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Tertullian and Rome

open access: yes, 1926
Книга посвящена истории раннего христианства и раннехристианской церкви. Автор утверждает, что Тертуллиан доказывал право христианства изменять уклад определенного государства во имя религиозной догмы.
Преображенский, Петр Федорович   +1 more
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Tertullian liest im „marcionitischen“ Evangelium den Kurztext der lk Mahlerzählung (2/3)

open access: yes, 2016
Wie vor wenigen Tagen angekündigt, wird mit diesem Beitrag die Skizze einer Argumentation veröffentlicht, die folgendes aufzeigen soll: Tertullian hat bei der Abfassung seiner Passage zur Mahlerzählung (Adv. Marc. 4,40,3–6) nicht den Langtext in Marcions
Kevin Künzl
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From Tertullian to the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed: An Adventist Perspective the Doctrine of the Trinity in the Early Church Theology

open access: yesTheoRhēma
This article examines Seventh-day Adventist perspectives on the early development of the Trinity. It reviews three major stages of Trinitarian thought in the third and fourth centuries—Tertullian, Origen, and the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed.
Gheorghe Răzmeriță
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Misogyny, feminism, and sexual harassment. [PDF]

open access: yesInd Psychiatry J, 2017
Srivastava K   +3 more
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