Justin Martyr

Paul Parvis

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Classical Philosophy and Thought Augustinian Studies and Theology

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Justin is an early Christian figure who is very much of his own time, yet his ideas and intellectual legacy transcend temporal confines. He does not represent just a snapshot of the Christianity of Rome in the mid-second century, but was a courageous figure who challenged the prevailing philosophical systems of his own day with a muscular and robust presentation of Christian thought. Rather Justin, leader of a `schoolchurch' in Rome, is a key figure in the early development of Christianity. Some of the ideas he offered remain central to Christian thinking.

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2007Justin Martyr and his worlds 1967Justin Martyr. His Life and Thought

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