CHAPTER IV.--Ecclesiastical Christianity and Philosophy; The Apologists

1. Introduction

The historical position of the Apologists; Apologists and Gnostics;

Nature and importance of the Apologists' theology.

2. Christianity as Philosophy and as Revelation

Aristides; Justin; Athenagoras; Miltiades, Melito; Tatian;

Pseudo-Justin, Orat. ad Gr.; Theophilus; Pseudo-Justin, de Resurr.;

Tertullian and Minucius; Pseudo-Justin, de Monarch.; Results.

3. The doctrines of Christianity as the revealed and rational religion

Arrangement; The Monotheistic Cosmology; Theology; Doctrine of the

Logos; Doctrine of the World and of Man; Doctrine of Freedom and

Morality; Doctrine of Revelation (Proofs from Prophecy); Significance of

the History of Jesus; Christology of Justin; Interpretation and

Criticism, especially of Justin's doctrines.

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