Comprehensive anthology of primary sources: Offers authentic documents from the early Christian era for in-depth historical study
Covers major figures and topics: Explores key events, doctrines, and personalities in the formation of the church
Includes Gnostic texts and anti-Christian polemic: Provides rare and diverse perspectives on early Christian thought
Recommended for academic and faith-based study: Trusted by educators and scholars for its reliability and depth
Paperback format: Lightweight and easy to handle for classroom or personal use
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"For half a century, A New Eusebius has been the means by which many of us first heard the voices of the early Christians in their own recording. This anthology still provides the most noteworthy witnesses to the Church's formation in its sufferings, doctrinal disputes, and professions of faith."—D. H. Williams, Baylor University
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Author
J. Stevenson
Publisher
Baker Publishing Group
Publication Date
2004
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Pages
328
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This is not a commentary on historical documents. The reader is reading a modern language version of what the first and second century Christians would have read. I love it!