Apologists and Athens
Early Christianity Meet Ancient Greek Thinking
Gunnar af Hällström (ed.)
Papers and Monographs of the Finnish Institute at Athens vol. XXV
Publisher: Suomen Ateenan-Instituutin säätiö, 2020
Hardcover: 166 pages
Language: English
ISBN: 978-952-68500-5-4
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Table of Contents (english translation)
- Karin Blomqvist, Reading, Learning and Discussing.
Being a Student at Athens in the Early Roman Empire - Sven-Olav Back, On the Areopagus Speech and its Reception in Second-Century Apologetics
- Jerker Blomqvist, Apologetics and Rhetoric in the Ad Diognetum
- Dimitrios Karadimas, Justin’s Dialogue with Trypho Revisited
- Anni Maria Laato, The Trophy and the Unicorn. Two Images of the Cross of Christ in Justin Martyr’s Texts, with Special Regard to Reception History
- Nicu Dumitrascu, Reconsidering Anthropology:
A Note on Soul and Body in the Thinking of Justin Martyr - Andes-Christian Jacobsen, What has Athenagoras to do with Athens.
A Geography of Athenagoras’ Life and Thought - Pablo Argárate, The Doctrine of God in Athenagoras’ Legatio
- Serafim Seppälä, Aristides and Athenagoras of Athens on Angels:
From Christian-Jewish Polemics towards Universalism - Gunnar af Hällström, Providence (Pronoia) in the Early Apologists and Creeds
- Aspasia Kaloudi, The Chraracteristics of Greek Religion according to Origen’s Contra Celsum
- Karin Blomqvist, Reading, Learning and Discussing.