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Stromata
Book • 2019
Clement of Alexandria's "Stromata" (Miscellanies) is a collection of writings exploring various philosophical and theological topics from a Christian perspective.
It represents a significant attempt to synthesize Christian faith with elements of Greek philosophy.
Clement argues that philosophy, prior to the arrival of Christ, served as a preparation for the Gospel.
He believed that truth, wherever found, ultimately points to God. The "Stromata" is a key text for understanding the early church's engagement with classical thought and its efforts to integrate it into a Christian worldview.
It represents a significant attempt to synthesize Christian faith with elements of Greek philosophy.
Clement argues that philosophy, prior to the arrival of Christ, served as a preparation for the Gospel.
He believed that truth, wherever found, ultimately points to God. The "Stromata" is a key text for understanding the early church's engagement with classical thought and its efforts to integrate it into a Christian worldview.
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in contrast to Tertullian, representing a different approach to integrating pagan thought into Christianity.

Christopher Perrin

Episode 05: The Sacred Synthesis
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for its insights into the relationship between faith and reason, and the preparation of the world for the gospel through philosophy.

Joshua Charles

Why Believing in God Makes Sense of So Many Things (Classical Theist) | Ep. 35


