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Tag Archives: hellenism
Frame: The Greeks
This is where neo-Puritans and Scholastics of all stripes will get mad. Rebutting any form (or perceived form) of Harnack’s charge on Hellenism is the new sexy in theology today. But there is a Hellenism. And it isn’t good. … Continue reading
Sailing the Wine Dark Sea
This book is vintage Cahill: witty, provocative, and probably over-sexed. I have to give him credit–Cahill is a competent scholar and he does cover the relevant topics. He covers the “Greek” outlook on poetry, war, partying, and philosophy. There is … 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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