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Tag Archives: constantine
Review: Saeculum
Markus, R. A. Saeculum. Markus offers a reading of Augustine’s deconstruction of previous metanarratives. Markus gives a particularly lucid account of key terminology and moves Augustine made. And I think he is generally correct in his conclusions, though his reading has … Continue reading
Review: Defending Constantine (Leithart)
I used to be a fan of Leithart’s writing. Even a few years ago when he openly attacked Reformed theology in *The Baptized Body,* his writing was cogent and impressive. Something happened between the writing of that book and the … Continue reading
Midwifing a Byzantium
Harnack had it backwards. Did the early church “Hellenize” and thus negate Gospel purity? The question defies any easy answer. We will look at a few. (1) Harnack held that the early church imported Greek concepts into the sweet biblical … Continue reading
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Tagged byzantium, Calvinist International, constantine, gregory of nazianzus, hellenism, john mcguckin, john zizioulas
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