10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERESIOLOGIST»
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A Study in Anti-Gnostic Polemics: Irenaeus, Hippolytus and ...
Beyond all literary devices, rhetorical or other, encountered in these writings, we
wish to determine the substance of the arguments forged by each heresiologist to
counter the Gnostics. We are not primarily interested in reaching a clear picture ...
2
The Origin of Heresy: A History of Discourse in Second ...
A History of Discourse in Second Temple Judaism and Early Christianity Robert
M. Royalty. Irenaeus is the primary second-century heresiologist after Justin.
Here we see more clearly the internal policing ofthe community as studied in
Chapter ...
3
Dogma and Mysticism in Early Christianity: Epiphanius of ...
In Panarion 64 Epiphanius opposes the monastic leaders who, drawing support
from Origen's example and writings, are perpetuating a reflective monasticism
that, to the heresiologist , undermines traditional dogma, especially in the soul/
body ...
Jon Frederick Dechow, 1988
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The Spiritual Seed: The Church of the "Valentinians"
It is also likely that the heresiologist in question did not have before him a writing
with the name of the author—Valentinus—inscribed on it, and we are led to
suspect that the reason for his attribution of the system to Valentinus was simply
the ...
5
A Companion to Second-Century Christian 'Heretics'
Hippolytus states correctly that this baptism was introduced by Alcibiades who—
still according to the heresiologist—in his lenient attitude towards sinners was
inspired by the Roman Bishop Callistus. 7. Epiphanius' View of the Influence of
the ...
Antti Marjanen, Petri Luomanen, 2008
They each had their own understanding about salvation, worship, cosmology,
and other religious concepts. According to Tertullian, the secondcentury
theologian and heresiologist, the Christian Gnostic Valentinus was nearly voted
Bishop of ...
7
Whose Acts of Peter?: Text and Historical Context of the ...
Perhaps then so this actually catalogs the contents of a heresiologist's library. As
I remarked above, in the section on Isidore, certain catholic authorities did permit
themselves access to forbidden books. The Gelasian Decree may serve as a ...
8
The Early Christian World
We first hear of the Ebionites from the late secondcentury Christian heresiologist
Irenaeus in his Against Heresies, where he would seem to dispute Justin's
approach to the question of relating to Jewish Christians. Irenaeus writes: 'Those
who ...
9
Gnosticism and the New Testament
From Greek hairesis, originally a "school" of philosophy or medicine; in Christian
sources referred to sects considered unacceptable by the majority. The
heresiologist is an orthodox writer who devotes some of his writing to the
refutation of the ...
The heresiologist Tertullian maintained that Valentinos hoped to become bishop
of Rome—or, we might say, his century's equivalent of the pope.Valentinos
proved to be a brilliant teacher, and among his followers several continued his ...
Willis Barnstone, Marvin W. Meyer, 2005
