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The Apocalypse of Peter
Book • 2003
The Apocalypse of Peter is a non-canonical Christian text that describes the afterlife, particularly the torments of hell.
It's a vivid and dramatic depiction of judgment and punishment, influencing later depictions of hell in Christian art and literature.
The text is significant for its portrayal of early Christian beliefs about the afterlife and its impact on popular imagination.
It's studied for its literary style and its reflection of early Christian eschatology.
It's a valuable source for understanding the development of Christian beliefs about judgment and the afterlife.
It's a vivid and dramatic depiction of judgment and punishment, influencing later depictions of hell in Christian art and literature.
The text is significant for its portrayal of early Christian beliefs about the afterlife and its impact on popular imagination.
It's studied for its literary style and its reflection of early Christian eschatology.
It's a valuable source for understanding the development of Christian beliefs about judgment and the afterlife.
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Mentioned by Tony Burke when discussing the influence of Greco-Roman literature on early Christian texts.
FORGOTTEN Christian Gospels
Mentioned as a book used by the early church.
Liturgy and the Canon: A Deeper Look at Sacred Texts
