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Anonymous Sun 22 Dec 2024 19:50:06 No.21788083 View View Report

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>The inclusion of Peter showed that this new Ephesus church still wanted to give respect to the Antioch Church as it appears heavily dependent on them. The church historian Eusebius claimed that John's follower Polycarp of Smyrna shared correspondence with Ignatius of Antioch and would travel to Antioch often

>The concept of the Logos found in the Gospel of John was first conceived of by the sixth century BCE Greek philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus and tradition places the authorship of John in Ephesus

>According to one bishop, John had written his gospel to refute the Jewish Gnostic Cerinthus, relaying a story of how the disciple John one day ran into Cerinthus at the public bath in Ephesus and exclaimed, “Let us flee, lest the bath house fall down! For Cerinthus, the enemy of the truth, is within”. That bishop was Irenaeus of Lyons. Irenaeus is not a very well-known church father and yet he is so important to the evolution of Christian theology, it would not be an understatement to consider him the true founder of the Apostolic Church of Rome. The Apostolic Church ultimately turned into the Catholic Church in the mid-second century and was then chosen by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the early fourth century to become what would be known as Orthodox Christianity, which ultimately developed into Nicene Christianity, and then the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Protestant churches

>Irenaeus was the first church father to use the same Christian library established by Constantine and canonized by the Synod of Hippo in 393. He canonized the four gospels by saying that there could only be four gospels just as there could only be four winds and four corners of the earth. He is the first to give a name “Gnostic”, Greek for “knowledgeable”, to certain Jesus sects that hewrote against, although in his own context they were “Gnostic falsely so-called”, implying that he and the Presbyters of the Apostolic Church retained the true “knowledge”

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Anonymous Fri 29 Mar 2024 14:00:53 No.19912567 View View Report

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>The concept of the Logos found in the Gospel of John was first conceived of by the sixth century BCE Greek philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus and tradition places the authorship of John in Ephesus

>According to one bishop, John had written his gospel to refute the Jewish Gnostic Cerinthus, relaying a story of how the disciple John one day ran into Cerinthus at the public bath in Ephesus and exclaimed, “Let us flee, lest the bath house fall down! For Cerinthus, the enemy of the truth, is within”. That bishop was Irenaeus of Lyons. Irenaeus is not a very well-known church father and yet he is so important to the evolution of Christian theology, it would not be an understatement to consider him the true founder of the Apostolic Church of Rome. The Apostolic Church ultimately turned into the Catholic Church in the mid-second century and was then chosen by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the early fourth century to become what would be known as Orthodox Christianity, which ultimately developed into Nicene Christianity, and then the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Protestant churches

>Irenaeus was the first church father to use the same Christian library established by Constantine and canonized by the Synod of Hippo in 393. He canonized the four gospels by saying that there could only be four gospels just as there could only be four winds and four corners of the earth. He is the first to give a name “Gnostic”, Greek for “knowledgeable”, to certain Jesus sects that he wrote against, although in his own context they were “Gnostic falsely so-called”, implying that he and the Presbyters of the Apostolic Church retained the true “knowledge”. He is the first to cite the Pastoral and Johannine epistles that attack sectarians who had a more symbolic interpretation of the gospel story as “anti-Christs”

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Anonymous Mon 11 Mar 2024 00:34:36 No.19780296 View View Report

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>The concept of the Logos found in the Gospel of John was first conceived of by the sixth century BCE Greek philosopher Heraclitus of Ephesus and tradition places the authorship of John in Ephesus

>According to one bishop, John had written his gospel to refute the Jewish Gnostic Cerinthus, relaying a story of how the disciple John one day ran into Cerinthus at the public bath in Ephesus and exclaimed, “Let us flee, lest the bath house fall down! For Cerinthus, the enemy of the truth, is within”. That bishop was Irenaeus of Lyons. Irenaeus is not a very well-known church father and yet he is so important to the evolution of Christian theology, it would not be an understatement to consider him the true founder of the Apostolic Church of Rome. The Apostolic Church ultimately turned into the Catholic Church in the mid-second century and was then chosen by the Roman Emperor Constantine in the early fourth century to become what would be known as Orthodox Christianity, which ultimately developed into Nicene Christianity, and then the Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Protestant churches

>Irenaeus was the first church father to use the same Christian library established by Constantine and canonized by the Synod of Hippo in 393. He canonized the four gospels by saying that there could only be four gospels just as there could only be four winds and four corners of the earth. He is the first to give a name “Gnostic”, Greek for “knowledgeable”, to certain Jesus sects that he wrote against, although in his own context they were “Gnostic falsely so-called”, implying that he and the Presbyters of the Apostolic Church retained the true “knowledge”. He is the first to cite the Pastoral and Johannine epistles that attack sectarians who had a more symbolic interpretation of the gospel story as “anti-Christs”

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