fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcion
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fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcion
#LeSaviezVous #DidYouKnow
2. the gospels contain a lot of judeophobia.
3. well-meaning christians: don’t tell jews that this arsonist isn’t a real christian. re-claim the tradition like a church father mad at marcion.
2. the gospels contain a lot of judeophobia.
3. well-meaning christians: don’t tell jews that this arsonist isn’t a real christian. re-claim the tradition like a church father mad at marcion.
ANGELA: heretic?
TONY: yeah
MICHAEL: probably marcion of sinope
ANGELA: nope. constantine-silvanus
MICHAEL: we don't know enough about paulicianism to say that. marcionism distinguished the demiurge from the monad
ANGELA: marcion repented!
MICHAEL: big whoop
ANGELA: heretic?
TONY: yeah
MICHAEL: probably marcion of sinope
ANGELA: nope. constantine-silvanus
MICHAEL: we don't know enough about paulicianism to say that. marcionism distinguished the demiurge from the monad
ANGELA: marcion repented!
MICHAEL: big whoop
Marcion, Marcion, Marcion, as other 2nd Century theologians were often heard to lament. Thus prefiguring the Brady Bunch by 1,800 years...
Marcion, Marcion, Marcion, as other 2nd Century theologians were often heard to lament. Thus prefiguring the Brady Bunch by 1,800 years...
The origin of Balthasar’s position is his experience of the early 20th century, esp. German Catholicism in the 1930s.
The origin of Balthasar’s position is his experience of the early 20th century, esp. German Catholicism in the 1930s.
"No nose? How does it smell?"
[*angrily*] "He lacks any and all immanent knowledge or transcendent insight, such as was sought by Clement of Alexandria, Marcion or Simon Magus. What has smell to do with it?"
"I'm sorry, I misheard."
"No nose? How does it smell?"
[*angrily*] "He lacks any and all immanent knowledge or transcendent insight, such as was sought by Clement of Alexandria, Marcion or Simon Magus. What has smell to do with it?"
"I'm sorry, I misheard."
Oh, and is Marcion in the room with us right now?
Oh, and is Marcion in the room with us right now?
"Marcion as Textual Critic?: Heresiological Rhetoric and the Conventions of Roman Scholarship" in the Journal of Early Christian Studies.
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"Marcion as Textual Critic?: Heresiological Rhetoric and the Conventions of Roman Scholarship" in the Journal of Early Christian Studies.
Shoot me an email if you want a PDF.