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Toward a Social Interpretation of Early Christian Apologetics

Robert L. Wilken

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How did Christianity appear to men and women of the GrecoRoman world when it first began to emerge into public view? What ideas and conceptions were present within Roman “social thought” to identify and define a new phenomenon such as Christianity? What did men “see” when they looked at the Christians? In antiquity no one subjected the Christian movement to a social analysis or took a Gallup poll of popular opinions, but there is some evidence from which to gain an impression of how Christianity appeared to outsiders. As a methodological guideline I take the suggestion made by James Gustafson in hisTreasure in Earthern Vessels.

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Robert L. Wilken

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Wilken, R.L. (1970). Toward a Social Interpretation of Early Christian Apologetics. https://doi.org/10.2307/3162925

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Tahun Terbit
1970
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10.2307/3162925
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