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Introductory Note to the Syriac Version of the Ignatian Epistles
Keywords: ignatius,syriac,introduction,apostolic fathers
...Cureton, contains only the Epistle to Polycarp, and exhibits the text of that Epistle which, after him, we have followed. He fixes its age somewhere in the first half of...
Introductory Note To The Epistle Of Barnabas
Keywords: apostolic fathers,Barnabas,introduction
...which it contains with respect to Mosaic enactments and observances –the absurd and trifling interpretations of Scripture which it suggests–and the many silly vaunts...
Know Your Heresies
Keywords: heretics,heretical,unorthodox,Adoptionism,Albigenses,Apollinarianism,Arianism,Docetism,Docetæ,Donatism,Gnosticism,Modalism,Monarchism,Monarchianism,Monophysitism,Nestorianism,Patripassianism,Pelagianism,Socinianism,Subordinationism,Tritheism
...Know Your HeresiesThis page contains an overview of the major heresies that have come about over the centuries, which many of the early Fathers wrote lengthy apologetics...
Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus Intro
Keywords: diognetus
...which it contains, points to some other writer than Justin. Accordingly, critics are now for the most part agreed that it is not his, and that it must be ascribed to one...
Cyprian: On the Unity of the Church
Keywords: cyprian,cyprian of carthage,ante-nicene fathers,novatian,antichrist,antipope,law of Christ,adversary,unity,apostle paul,prophecy,devil,demons,sacraments,gospel,holy spirit
...passover contains nothing else in the law of the Exodus than that the lamb which is slain in the figure of Christ should be eaten in one house. God speaks, saying, "In o...
Introductory Note To The Spurious Epistles Of Ignatius
Keywords: ignatius,apostolic fathers,Spurious,Spurious writings,introduction
...rences it contains to the Patripassian heresy originated by Praxeas in the latter part of the second century, and the ecclesiastical feasts, etc., of which it makes menti...
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