This book, which includes a new preface by the author, offers an engrossing portrayal of the early years of the Christian movement from the perspective of the Romans.
p121 On the one hand, he(Celsus) offers logical and philosophical reasons why Christian beliefs cannot be accepted. Many of these arguments have a timeless character. The argument that God cannot do the impossible would fall into this category. On the other...
评分p121 On the one hand, he(Celsus) offers logical and philosophical reasons why Christian beliefs cannot be accepted. Many of these arguments have a timeless character. The argument that God cannot do the impossible would fall into this category. On the other...
评分p121 On the one hand, he(Celsus) offers logical and philosophical reasons why Christian beliefs cannot be accepted. Many of these arguments have a timeless character. The argument that God cannot do the impossible would fall into this category. On the other...
评分p121 On the one hand, he(Celsus) offers logical and philosophical reasons why Christian beliefs cannot be accepted. Many of these arguments have a timeless character. The argument that God cannot do the impossible would fall into this category. On the other...
评分p121 On the one hand, he(Celsus) offers logical and philosophical reasons why Christian beliefs cannot be accepted. Many of these arguments have a timeless character. The argument that God cannot do the impossible would fall into this category. On the other...