A Manual of Church History volume 1
A Manual of Church History volume 1
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He wrote (c. 170) an Oratio adv. Graecos, which is rather an attack on paganism than a defence of Christianity. The author also labours to show, by means of the Old Testament, that Christianity is far from being really a new religion.^ IV. The Legatio pro Christianis of Athenagoras (177-80) is also devoted to refuting the three chief calumnies against the Christians. The work is remarkable for the beauty of its descriptions, and for the manner, at once ingenious and dignified, with which it tre...ats its subject. In another book, the De resurredione, an effort is made to overcome the pagan misapprehension of the Christian doctrine of the Resurrection.
V. Of Theophilus of Antioch we have the three books Ad Autolycum, written under Commodus. Of these the first book excels by its lucid explanation of the means of attaining to a knowledge of God.
VI. Hermias in his Irrisio philosophorum gentiliiim, adopting a suggestion thrown out by Tatian (c. 25), attacks, or rather ridi- cules, the ancient psychology and metaphysics, by setting side by side the different opinions of philosophers, and allowing them to refute each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wrote (c. 170) an Oratio adv. Graecos, which is rather an attack on paganism than a defence of Christianity. The author also labours to show, by means of the Old Testament, that Christianity is far from being really a new religion.^ IV. The Legatio pro Christianis of Athenagoras (177-80) is also devoted to refuting the three chief calumnies against the Christians. The work is remarkable for the beauty of its descriptions, and for the manner, at once ingenious and dignified, with which it tre...ats its subject. In another book, the De resurredione, an effort is made to overcome the pagan misapprehension of the Christian doctrine of the Resurrection.
V. Of Theophilus of Antioch we have the three books Ad Autolycum, written under Commodus. Of these the first book excels by its lucid explanation of the means of attaining to a knowledge of God.
VI. Hermias in his Irrisio philosophorum gentiliiim, adopting a suggestion thrown out by Tatian (c. 25), attacks, or rather ridi- cules, the ancient psychology and metaphysics, by setting side by side the different opinions of philosophers, and allowing them to refute each other.
What to read after A Manual of Church History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F X Von Franz Xaver Funk to read onlineMoreLess
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