St Justin the Martyr
St Justin the Martyr
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' But that is what our Christ has done by His own power. Nobody believed Socrates enough to die for what he taught. But Christ, who was known in part even by Socrates — for He was the Logos, and He is that which is in all, who predicts the future through the prophets and by means of Himself became a man of like passions with ourselves and taught these things — in Him have not only phil- osophers and cultured folk believed, but also artisans and quite uneducated men, and have despised opinion, f...ear, and death ; for He is the Power of the Ineffable Father, and not an artificial product [KaTaaKevrj] of the human intellect 9i (2 A p. 10).
11 1 of my Christianity not because 73 THE DOCTRINE OF THE APOLOGISTS Plato's teaching is alien to Christ's, but because it is not in all points similar, as neither is that of the others, Stoics and the rest of the writers. For each of them saw that of the divine Logos which was akin to himself, and truthfully uttered it. But they who in essential points contradicted one another, are revealed as not having had the science which is innate nor an irrefutable Knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' But that is what our Christ has done by His own power. Nobody believed Socrates enough to die for what he taught. But Christ, who was known in part even by Socrates — for He was the Logos, and He is that which is in all, who predicts the future through the prophets and by means of Himself became a man of like passions with ourselves and taught these things — in Him have not only phil- osophers and cultured folk believed, but also artisans and quite uneducated men, and have despised opinion, f...ear, and death ; for He is the Power of the Ineffable Father, and not an artificial product [KaTaaKevrj] of the human intellect 9i (2 A p. 10).
11 1 of my Christianity not because 73 THE DOCTRINE OF THE APOLOGISTS Plato's teaching is alien to Christ's, but because it is not in all points similar, as neither is that of the others, Stoics and the rest of the writers. For each of them saw that of the divine Logos which was akin to himself, and truthfully uttered it. But they who in essential points contradicted one another, are revealed as not having had the science which is innate nor an irrefutable Knowledge.
What to read after St Justin the Martyr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Cyril Charlie Martindale to read onlineMoreLess
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