Naming The Gods
Naming The Gods
Book: 1 Corinthians, Romans, Titus
In AD 150, a letter to Diognetus claims that Christians deny the Greek gods, eschew greed, remain faithful in marriage, and welcome persecution. They respond to abuse with love. This is the church before the watching world. Or is it?
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