The first Christian centuries : perspectives on the early church / Paul McKechnie.
Material type:
- 0830826777
- 9780830826773
- 0851114792
- 9780851114798
- ARCH YNDC 270.1 M478F 21
- BR162.3 .M39 2001
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ARCH YNDC 270.1 K59A The Apostolic ministry : essays on the history and doctrine of episcopace / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 K63M Magic and paganism in early Christianity : the world of the Acts of the Apostles / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 M315T Texts and testaments : critical essays on the Bible and early church fathers : a volume in honor of Stuart Dickson Currie / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 M478F The first Christian centuries : perspectives on the early church / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 O61A The apostolic Fathers / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 O81I B Irenaeus of Lyons / | ARCH YNDC 270.1 P936S St. Basil the Great and Apollinaris of Laodicea, |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 251-261) and index.
Introduction : Christians from a distant perspective -- First-century Christianity : the source debate -- First-generation Christianity -- Initial growth, incipient persecution -- The second Christian generation -- Second- and third-century Christianity : another source debate -- Persecution and anti-Christian polemic -- An enclave : Caesar's palace -- Gnosticism and Christian diversity -- Women and Christianity -- The great persecution and Constantine.
"The value of this study lies not in providing a comprehensive narrative of the origins and growth of the early church. It lies in critically examining key historical issues in sustained conversation with contemporary scholarship and the ancient sources. McKechnie will be valued by both students and scholars of early Christianity as an intelligent and informed companion who offers repeated and valuable insights into this critical era of Christian beginnings."--Jacket.
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