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Against The Christians The Rise Of Early Antichristian Polemic Porphyryhargis

Name: Against The Christians The Rise Of Early Antichristian Polemic Porphyryhargis
SKU: BELL-11929454
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Against The Christians The Rise Of Early Antichristian Polemic Porphyryhargis instant download after payment.

Publisher: Lang

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.18 MB

Pages: 172

Author: Porphyry;Hargis, Jeffrey W.; Celsus; Julian

ISBN: 9780820441566, 9780820457413, 9781453910115, 0820441562, 0820457418, 1453910115

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Against The Christians The Rise Of Early Antichristian Polemic Porphyryhargis by Porphyry;hargis, Jeffrey W.; Celsus; Julian 9780820441566, 9780820457413, 9781453910115, 0820441562, 0820457418, 1453910115 instant download after payment.

Against the Christians examines the anti-Christian polemic works of Celsus, Porphyry, and Julian the Apostate. The first book to analyze the phenomenon of early anti-Christian literature in depth, it chooses the critics' objection to Christian exclusivism as its starting point. The evolution in the polemic, from a rhetoric of radical distinction to one of «rhetorical assimilation,» reveals a sophisticated attempt to expose contradictions and inconsistencies within Christianity, while at the same time reflecting the process of fusion between Christianity and the culture of late antiquity.