The Apocryphal Literature in the Early Christian Church

Par : Walter Smith
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8230077329
  • EAN9798230077329
  • Date de parution11/02/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIndependently Published

Résumé

The term "apocryphal literature" refers to a group of texts that were not included in the canonical scriptures of the Christian Church but which played a significant role in the theological, historical, and cultural development of early Christianity. These texts, ranging from gospels and acts to epistles and apocalypses, were composed in the early centuries of the Church, often offering alternative perspectives on Christian doctrine, the life of Jesus, and the actions of the apostles.
While not part of the official biblical canon, these writings provide invaluable insight into the beliefs, practices, and debates that shaped the early Christian communities.
The term "apocryphal literature" refers to a group of texts that were not included in the canonical scriptures of the Christian Church but which played a significant role in the theological, historical, and cultural development of early Christianity. These texts, ranging from gospels and acts to epistles and apocalypses, were composed in the early centuries of the Church, often offering alternative perspectives on Christian doctrine, the life of Jesus, and the actions of the apostles.
While not part of the official biblical canon, these writings provide invaluable insight into the beliefs, practices, and debates that shaped the early Christian communities.