Satan: The Early Christian Tradition

Edward S. Peters · Jeffrey Burton Russell

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Preface 1. The Devil 2. The Apostolic Fathers 3. The Apologetic Fathers and the Gnostics 4. Human Sin and Redemption: Irenaeus and Tertullian 5. Mercy and Damnation: The Alexandrians 6. Dualism and the Desert 7. Satan and Saint Augustine 8. Conclusion: Satan Today Essay on the Sources Bibliography Index

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