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Against Heresies

On the Detection and Overthrow of the So-Called Gnosis

Book • 1885

Author

Irenaeus

Written around 180 AD, 'Against Heresies' is a five-book treatise that identifies and refutes various schools of Gnosticism and other heretical Christian thought.

Irenaeus argues against the interpretations of scripture by Gnostics such as Valentinus and Marcion, and defends the orthodox Christian tradition.

The work is historically significant as one of the earliest unambiguous attestations of the canonical gospel texts and some of the Pauline epistles.

It remains a crucial source for understanding early Christian theology and the doctrines of Gnosticism.

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Mentioned in 14 episodes

Mentioned by

Joe Heschmeyer

when giving the image of arranging tiles and accusing the Gnostics of rearranging them in the image of a dog.

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Mentioned by James Lindsay as a book written by Irenaeus to refute Gnostic sects, which undermined their influence.

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Mentioned when discussing Irenaeus' declaration that every church should agree with the church of Rome because of its preeminent authority.

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Mentioned by

Timothy Hogan

as a book that condemns Gnosticism.

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Mentioned as Irenaeus's theological critique of the Gnostics, where he states that Jesus came to save all, including infants, who are reborn to God.

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Mentioned by

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in the context of his doctoral work and subsequent translation projects.

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Mentioned as a model for Bishop Barron's talk, identifying objections to Christianity.

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Mentioned by

Mako Nagasawa

as a book in five parts by Irenaeus of Lyon, an important second-century theologian.

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Mentioned as one of two major surviving works by Irenaeus.

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Referenced in book three, chapters one, two, three, and 13 when looking for Peter's role in the early church.

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Mentioned as a famous book by Irenaeus, central to his theology.

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Mentioned by

Jay Dyer

when discussing Carl Jung's misinterpretation of Christian theology and Gnostic groups.

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Mentioned by

Fr. Patrick Briscoe

, who quotes his description of the Church of Rome.

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Mentioned as a book that treats disagreeing with Galatian theology as an obvious heresy.

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Mentioned as Irenaeus' most famous work where he set out to refute the Gnostic heretics.

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Referenced by

Brandon Vought

as the inspiration for Bishop Barron's talk, addressing challenges to faith.

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Mentioned by

Jay Dyer

as a source for detailing the insane Gnostic sects that existed in 180 in the Roman Empire.

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Mentioned by

Jay Dyer

when discussing Gnostic sects and their beliefs.

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Mentioned as the work whose manuscript fragment was found in Egypt shortly after its publication.

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Mentioned by

Joe Heschmeyer

when referencing St. Irenaeus's comments on the importance of agreeing with the church of Rome.

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