Christianity in Relation to Jews, Greeks, and Romans

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Christianity in Relation to Jews, Greeks, and Romans : Ed. with an introduction by Everett Ferguson

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Ferguson, Everett (Editor, Writer of preface)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	New York [u.a.] : Garland Publishing, 1999
Series:	Recent studies in early Christianity 2
Contents/pieces:	18 records

1. Augustine on magic : a neglected semiotic theory

2. Origen, the Rabbis, and the Bible: Toward a Picture of Judaism and Christianity in Third-Century Caesarea

3. Arguments for Faith in Clement of Alexandria

4. Women among the early marthyrs

5. The philosophy in Christianity : Arius and Athanasius

6. The structure and intention of Augustine's "De trinitate"

7. Saint Augustine as philosopher : the birth of Christian metaphysics

8. "Excaecati Occulta Justitia Dei" : Augustine on Jews and Judaism

9. Christological content and its biblical basis in the letter of the martyrs of Gaul

10. Non-being and evil in Gregory of Nyssa

11. The ecclesiastical building policy of Constantine

12. Santa Maria Maggiore's Fifth-Century Mosaics : Triumphal Christianity and the Jews

13. Early Christian martyrdom and civil disobedience

14. Stoic Logic as Handmaid to Exegesis and Theology in Origen's Commentary on the Gospel of John

15. Constantine and consensus

16. Religion and politics in the writings of Eusebius : reassessing the first "Court Theologian"

17. Justin's Logos and the Word of God

18. Origen on the Jews