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The Didache
Book • 2017
The Didache, or "Teaching of the Twelve Apostles," is an early Christian text offering instructions on Christian life and practice.
It's believed to have been written in the 1st or 2nd century AD. The Didache provides guidance on baptism, Eucharist, and moral conduct.
It emphasizes ethical behavior, including instructions on fasting and prayer.
Its significance lies in its glimpse into the early church's practices and beliefs.
It's believed to have been written in the 1st or 2nd century AD. The Didache provides guidance on baptism, Eucharist, and moral conduct.
It emphasizes ethical behavior, including instructions on fasting and prayer.
Its significance lies in its glimpse into the early church's practices and beliefs.
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Mentioned as the earliest version of what feels like a 101 curriculum.
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How Did the New Testament Come to Be?
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Dan McClellan as a fascinating document, raising questions about its authenticity and potential inclusion in the New Testament.
Dan McClellan as a fascinating document, raising questions about its authenticity and potential inclusion in the New Testament.
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Episode 110: God's Swear Jar
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Joe Heschmeyer when discussing the early Christian work that outlines different baptism methods.
Joe Heschmeyer when discussing the early Christian work that outlines different baptism methods.
#12076 How to Refute the Accusations of Catholic Cannibalism and More - Joe Heschmeyer
The speaker references this document in order to describe the Eucharist.
CHT | S2E21: Going to Church in 100 AD
Recommended by St. Athanasius as a good basic book for new converts to read.
The Apostolic Fathers - The Didache
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Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in relation to the unity of the Eucharistic loaf and the oneness of the church.
Metropolitan Kallistos Ware in relation to the unity of the Eucharistic loaf and the oneness of the church.
The Meaning of the Liturgy—with Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia
Mentioned by Alex Jurado as an early Christian writing that provides insights into early church practices.
E202: The Unwritten Years of Early Christianity w/Voice of Reason
