Märtyrerverehrung im frühen Christentum. Zeugnisse und kulturelle Wirkungsweisen

Par : Silke-Petra Bergjan, Beat Näf, Manfred Rudersdorf, Wolfram Pyta, Christoph Schäfer
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  • Nombre de pages208
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN978-3-17-024143-5
  • EAN9783170241435
  • Date de parution30/01/2014
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille12 Mo
  • Infos supplémentairespdf
  • ÉditeurKohlhammer

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Martyr worship is an important element of the Christian faith and was essential both for the internal cohesion of the faith group in its early founding phase as well as for its effective portrayal to the outside world, which was used for the conversion of non-Christians. This volume considers the evidence of martyr worship and demonstrates how the cult and worship of martyrs prevailed in Late Antiquity, culturally shaped society and how the idea of martyr worship still has a stylistic impact today.
The "martyrs" of 9/11 are examples of this long line of continuity, when one compares the early lives of the Saints with modern Islamic websites.
Martyr worship is an important element of the Christian faith and was essential both for the internal cohesion of the faith group in its early founding phase as well as for its effective portrayal to the outside world, which was used for the conversion of non-Christians. This volume considers the evidence of martyr worship and demonstrates how the cult and worship of martyrs prevailed in Late Antiquity, culturally shaped society and how the idea of martyr worship still has a stylistic impact today.
The "martyrs" of 9/11 are examples of this long line of continuity, when one compares the early lives of the Saints with modern Islamic websites.