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The Apocryphal New Testament
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J. K.
Elliott's "The Apocryphal New Testament" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring non-canonical Christian writings.
This collection brings together a wide range of texts, including gospels, epistles, and apocalypses, that were not included in the official New Testament canon.
The texts offer fascinating insights into the diverse beliefs and practices of early Christians, revealing perspectives that differ significantly from the dominant orthodox tradition.
Studying these apocryphal texts provides a richer understanding of the historical development of Christianity and the various theological debates that shaped its evolution.
The collection is essential for scholars and anyone seeking a broader perspective on early Christian thought.
Elliott's "The Apocryphal New Testament" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring non-canonical Christian writings.
This collection brings together a wide range of texts, including gospels, epistles, and apocalypses, that were not included in the official New Testament canon.
The texts offer fascinating insights into the diverse beliefs and practices of early Christians, revealing perspectives that differ significantly from the dominant orthodox tradition.
Studying these apocryphal texts provides a richer understanding of the historical development of Christianity and the various theological debates that shaped its evolution.
The collection is essential for scholars and anyone seeking a broader perspective on early Christian thought.
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Mentioned as a single-volume collection of apocryphal Christian literature in English translation.
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