The First Council of Antioch
During the period of persecution that the Church went through, many denied their faith and then wanted to return to the embrace of the Church. A difference arose [...]
During the period of persecution that the Church went through, many denied their faith and then wanted to return to the embrace of the Church. A difference arose [...]
Philip the Arabian: Julius Philippus was born in Hauran in the early third century to Hauran parents from Rabta Persia. And we don't know
The apostolic office at the Mother of the Churches was reserved for those who are relatives of the Master in the flesh and who are of Jewish origin. I did not incite the Jews
The early believers differed on the day on which they remembered the Passion and the day on which they rejoiced in the Resurrection. They divided into two teams. They were the churches of Asia Minor
Saint Ignatius of Antioch: (Ignatius Theophorus, “the God-bearer”). He was a contemporary of Ignatius Evodius, and they may have shared the leadership of the Church of Antioch (Christians from
The Apostles: The Mother of the Churches preceded in regularity, recognizing the absolute authority of the Apostles out of faith and love. And then all the churches ever followed.
Baptism and circumcision: The Jews were divided into two groups, one group said that it was necessary to take civilization and adapt to it from the Greeks, and the other group adhered to the traditions of
Many Protestant commentators say that Christ forbade calling anyone on earth father, so they chose other titles such as: “Respected,”
There is no doubt that whoever contemplates deeply this universe will be amazed not only by the creativity of creation from nothing, but also by its continuity.
Infant baptism is one of the issues that has caused controversy since the emergence of Protestantism until the present day. In order for the topic to do justice, I found it necessary
There are two main sources that shed light on the meaning or meanings of baptism for the early church: the New Testament (first century) and the writings of the Fathers.