The apostolic age in patristic thought

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    • Hilhorst, A.

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The apostolic age in patristic thought

edited by Anton Hilhorst

(Supplements to Vigiliae Christianae, v. 70)

Brill, 2003

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This volume deals with how Christians of the first centuries looked back on the period of the nascent Church. Thanks to the incomparable stature of its founder, Jesus Christ, who had descended from heaven and commissioned his Apostles, this period was authorative for all Christians in matters of doctrine, institutions, rites and morality, a new phenomenon in the Graeco-Roman world. Its implications are explored in sixteen essays dealing with various subjects such as liturgy, the canon of Scriptures, the role of miracles, art, monasticism, and ministry. All contributions, taking into account both the views of individual Church fathers and Gnostic and Manichaean texts, make a large amount of primary material available.

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Origin and Early History of the Apostolic Office, Theodore Korteweg The Eucharist as a Love-meal (agape) in Didache 9-10, and Its Development in the Pauline and in the Syrian Tradition, Joseph Ysebaert Romantic Fantasies: Early Christians Looking Back on the Apostolic Period, Ton Hilhorst The Notion o : A Terminological Survey, Peter Van Deun Miracles Recalling the Apostolic Age, Jan den Boeft Liturgy on the Authority of the Apostles, Gerard Rouwhorst La tradition apostolique et le canon du Nouveau Testament, Riemer Roukema Witnesses and Mediators of Christ's Gnostic Teachings, Gerard P. Luttikhuizen Die Apostolizitat der kirchlichen Verkundigung bei Irenaus von Lyon, H. S. Benjamins Origen's View of Apostolic Tradition, Fred Ledegang The Paraclete Mani as the Apostle of Jesus and the Origins of a New Christian Church, Johannes van Oort The Apostolic World of Thought in Early Christian Iconography, Arnold Provoost The Era of the Apostles According to Eusebius' History of the Church, Adelbert Davids Monks: The Ascetic Movement as a Return to the Aetas Apostolica, G. J. M. Bartelink Primum enim omnes docebant: Awareness of Discontinuity in the Early Church: The Case of Ecclesiastical Office, B. Dehandschutter Urbs beata Jerusalem: Saint Augustin sur Jerusalem, Antoon A. R. Bastiaensen

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