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The concept of the divine Logos was a central topic not only in the Church, but also among the philosophers and theologians of the first centuries of our era. Irenaeus of Lyon, the most significant apologist of that time, focused on human participation in the divine Logos, especially in his main work Adversus haereses. Based on the Holy Tradition and the Scriptures, he offered an orthodox view of the Logos as equal with God, the Creator of the universe. Irenaeus explained that the Logos is inherent in all creatures, but more so in humans and spiritual beings. Because of the divine Logos, ...

In his writings, Justin Martyr presents the theme of participation in the divine Logos. The most important source for his philosophical and theological interpretation of this theme is the term “Logos spermatikos” (λόγος σπερματικός), which he explains in several chapters of his Apologies. In introducing the concept into Christian thought, Justin develops the doctrine of the pre-existent Logos, who was hidden during Old Testament times, but then passed on the “seeds of truth” to some philosophers, before fully revealing himself in the Person of Jesus Christ. The ...

Clement of Alexandria was a well-educated Christian scholar who lived in the second half of the second century. He not only knew the Holy Scriptures and almost all existing Christian literature, but he also had detailed knowledge of Greek philosophical and classical literature. He taught that revelation should be presented in the context of all true knowledge, and therefore in light of pre-Christian philosophy also. He gathered the elements of truth present in philosophy and showed that it had reached its fullness in Christianity, which was its new form. Only three writings from Clement of ...

You can follow the Lectures on the History of Christianity - The Beginnings of the Church. The book about the formation of the Christian communities. It starts from the time of the Twelve Apostles until Charlemagne (800 - 814). These lectures are for students of theology and those readers who like to study history. The author prepared these lectures during his doctoral studies. It was at the Catholic University of St. John Paul II in Lublin, Poland. In the years 2012-2016, the author studied Patristics and History of the Church. He wrote his dissertation under the supervision of Professor ...

The first Christian authors after the New Testament were the Apostolic Fathers, who, as disciples of the Apostles, passed on the Gospel in their writings. These earliest writers of the Church were not a homogeneous group, but preachers from various philosophical backgrounds. They did not seek a scientific justification for Christianity or the truths of faith. In their writings they did not directly raise issues connected to the concept of the divine Logos. The texts of the Apostolic Fathers instead had a pastoral character and were concerned mainly with the problems of their contemporary ...

Rozmyślania nad Słowem Bożym w naszym życiu, które prowadzą s. Agata Ciesielska FDC, s. Małgorzata Cur SMI, Pani Agata Wierzbowska, ks. Jan Krupka, ks. Norbert Ostanek, ks. Paweł Serewa, ks. Jakub Stanecki, ks. Paweł Traczykowski, o. Ksawery Bolek OFM, o. Artur Makara SCJ, o. Józef Trzebuniak SVD. https://bible.com/bible/137/1ti.1.1.PLNT

This book delves into the teachings of Athanasius the Great, a prominent figure in early Church history known for defending the Nicene Creed and the divinity of Christ against Arianism. The book explores Athanasius's key theological concepts, including his defense of the Nicene Creed and the notion of the Trinity. The book emphasizes Athanasius's profound impact on the development of Christology and his unwavering commitment to the purity of faith, despite facing exile for his beliefs. The book also explores Athanasius's concept of the "Logos" (Word) as a representation of Christ. This ...

The first Christian authors after the New Testament were the Apostolic Fathers, who, as disciples of the Apostles, passed on the Gospel in their writings. These earliest writers of the Church were not a homogeneous group, but preachers from various philosophical backgrounds. They did not seek a scientific justification for Christianity or the truths of faith. In their writings they did not directly raise issues connected to the concept of the divine Logos. The texts of the Apostolic Fathers instead had a pastoral character and were concerned mainly with the problems of their contemporary ...

The Apology of Aristides of Athens was written in Greek in the first half of the second century and it was the first extant Christian apology. Little information about their authors has been preserved, and sometimes what has is merely speculation. Aristides’ writing consists of seventeen chapters, in which the philosopher seeks to encourage the Emperor to convert to Christianity. The work does not have the characteristic feature of the old Christian apologies – i.e. a refutation of accusations against Christians. It is instead a letter of a convert seeking to convey the essence of the ...

Rozmyślania nad Słowem Bożym w naszym życiu, które prowadzą s. Agata Ciesielska FDC, s. Małgorzata Cur SMI, Pani Agata Wierzbowska, ks. Jan Krupka, ks. Norbert Ostanek, ks. Paweł Serewa, ks. Jakub Stanecki, ks. Paweł Traczykowski, o. Ksawery Bolek OFM, o. Artur Makara SCJ, o. Józef Trzebuniak SVD. https://bible.com/bible/137/1ti.1.1.PLNT

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Theology based on the Fathers of the Church by Fr Józef Trzebuniak SVD.

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