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Excerpt from The Apology of TertullianWithin the present volume we have given two of the most interesting and important works of the days of early Christianity. The one is the great Apology of the most eloquent of the early Fathers of the Church - "the father of Latin Christianity," as Dean Milman calls him; the other is the ethical treatise of the pure-souled Stoic Emperor, the first great general persecutor of the Christian Church. A few prefatory words are needed upon each, but the reader is referred to the previous volume of this series - Bishop Kaye's account of Tertullian - for fuller details about him.The life of Tertullian is only known to us through his writings. He was born at Carthage about A.D. 160, and died about 240; but the precise dates are uncertain. He was trained as a lawyer, but was converted to Christianity in 192, and became a priest. He was married, but childless. It was probably about ten years after his conversion that he became a Montanist, moved, as Bishop Kaye believes, by the laxity of the clergy that he saw around him, and the longing to find a stricter life. The same learned writer shows that his Montanist writings are among the most valuable, simply because, in his unsparing attacks on what he held to be faulty in the practices and discipline of the Church, he unconsciously preserves for our information what these were.The work before us is the greatest of Tertullian's writings. The deeply religious heathen Emperor, M. Aurelius, died in 180, and was succeeded by his unworthy son, Commodus. He was followed by Septimius Severus, the first of the "Barrack Emperors," in other words, of those military adventurers who held the Roman Empire down to the days of Dioclesian, following one another rapidly, and, with hardly a single exception, dying violent deaths. The golden age of the Empire was gone, it was the iron age now. BibMe: Free Bibliography & Citation Maker - MLA APA Using other peoples research or ideas without giving them due credit is plagiarism Since BibMe makes it easy to create citations build bibliographies and Thomas Aquinas in English: A Bibliography - Pittsburgh PA Summa theologiae Besides the countless partial editions especially of the treatise on God the treatise on man and the treatise on law see the following complete Gnosticism - Wikipedia Gnosticism (from Ancient Greek: gnostikos "having knowledge" from gnsis knowledge) is a modern name for a variety of ancient Pascal Blaise Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Pascal argues that given the terms of the Wager it is not simply prudent it is practically obligatory to bet on Gods existence and illogical and utterly foolish Tithing is Not a Christian Doctrine The Free Believers Introduction: The following essay is a summary of my book Should the Church Teach Tithing? A Theologians Conclusions about a Taboo Doctrine Martin Luther - Wikipedia Martin Luther was born to Hans Luder (or Ludher later Luther) and his wife Margarethe (ne Lindemann) on 10 November 1483 in Eisleben Saxony then part of the Holy Chapter 3: Fasting Through The Patristic Era Bibleorg The Development of a Christian Religious Practice The early Christian community practiced fasting as already evidenced by the references in the NT ntx-communion-transubstantiation - Bible Conclusion: Transubstantiation is as much an assault against scripture and the earliest apostolic traditions of the church as it is an assault on reality and common Cunt: A Cultural History Of The C-Word - Matthew Hunt The Origin Of The Word: The Etymology Of Cunt The etymology of 'cunt' is actually considerably more complex than is generally supposed The word's etymology is Tertullian of Carthage Early Church Father - Phoenicia "Tertullian is the church father who more than any other has been taken to epitomise the anti-intellectualism of the early Church" Tertullian is the church father
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