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The Church Of Smyrna History And Theology Of A Primitive Christian Community Mauricio Saavedra Monroy

Name: The Church Of Smyrna History And Theology Of A Primitive Christian Community Mauricio Saavedra Monroy
SKU: BELL-40666732
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The Church Of Smyrna History And Theology Of A Primitive Christian Community Mauricio Saavedra Monroy instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.22 MB

Pages: 402

Author: Mauricio Saavedra Monroy

ISBN: 9783631662359, 3631662351

Language: English

Year: 2015

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The Church Of Smyrna History And Theology Of A Primitive Christian Community Mauricio Saavedra Monroy by Mauricio Saavedra Monroy 9783631662359, 3631662351 instant download after payment.

This book deals with the theology of the Church of Smyrna from its foundation up to the Council of Nicaea in 325. The author provides a critical historical evaluation of the documentary sources and certain aspects particularly deserving of discussion. He makes a meticulous study of the history of the city, its gods and institutions, the set-up of the Jewish and Christian communities and the response of the latter to the imperial cult. Finally, he undertakes a detailed analysis both of the reception of the Hebrew Scriptures and the apostolic traditions, as well as examining the gradual historical process of the shaping of orthodoxy and the identity of the community in the light of the organisation of its ecclesial ministries, its sacramental life and the cult of its martyrs.