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Bauer's Orthodoxy and Heresy
Bauer's
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Chapter 7: The Confrontation Between Orthodoxy and Heresy: General Characteristics and Operating Procedures
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ORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN EARLIEST CHRISTIANITY
ORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN EARLIESTCHRISTIANITY
by Walter Bauer
[German original, copyright J.C.B.Mohr, Tübingen, 1934]Second German Editioned and supplemented by Georg Strecker[Copyright J.C.B.Mohr, Tübingen, 1964]English Translationed and supplemented by Robert A. Kraftand Gerhard Kroedelwith a team from thePhiladelphia Seminar on Christian Origins[Copyright Fortress Press, Philadelphia, 1971]Updated Electronic English Editionby Robert A. Kraft[Copyright Robert A. Kraft, 25 February 1991]
Contents
Foreword to the Second German Edition, by Georg Strecker xiIntroduction to the English Edition, by Robert A. Kraft xiiiORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN EARLIEST CHRISTIANITYby Walter BauerIntroduction, ET by Robert A. Kraft xxi1. EDESSA, ET by John E. Steely (text) andRobert A. Kraft (notes) 1General History since Alexander the Great 1-2Earliest Christianity There: Sources and Their ValueEusebius and the Abgar Legend 2-12Edessene Chronicle to the Fourth Century 12-17Reconstruction of Earliest Christian History"Orthodoxy" before Kûnê in the Fourth Century
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ORTHODOXY AND HERESY IN EARLIEST CHRISTIANITY
(Palût) 17-22Predecessors and Competitors of PalûtianChristianity: Marcion, Bardesanes, Mani, andTheir Literature (
Diatessaron
, PaulineEpistles) 22-32Kûnê and the Emergence of a Powerful "Orthodoxy":Dissemination of the Abgar Legend, Attacks onRival Groups, Vindication of Paul through
Actsof Paul/"3 Corinthians"
32-432. EGYPT, ET by David Hay 44Silence of Sources concerning "Orthodoxy" in theEarliest Period of Egyptian Christianity 44-49Earliest Known Representatives and Literature:Syncretistic Gnostic Writings,
Gospel of theEgyptians
and
Gospel of the Hebrews
49-53Establishment of Ecclesiastical Christianity underDemetrius and His Successors 53-56The Half-century before the Victory of Demetrius:Origen and Clement of Alexandria 56-603. IGNATIUS OF ANTIOCH AND POLYCARP OF SMYRNA;MACEDONIA AND CRETE, ET by Gerhard Krodel 61Ignatius and the Monepiscopate: 61-63The Situation in Christian Antioch 63-66and among His Addressees in Asia Minor 66-69Polycarp, Smyrna, and Philippi 69-74Thessalonica 74-76Crete (based on Dionysius of Corinth) 764. ASIA MINOR PRIOR TO IGNATIUSET by Gerhard Krodel 77The Addressees in Rev. I-3, Ignatius, and I Peter 77-83Ephesus and Westem Asia Minor, and JewishChristian Influence There 83-89Other Anti-Heretical New Testament Writings:Jude, 2 Peter, Pastorals (and Pliny), 1-3 John 89-945. ROME AND CHRISTIANITY OUTSIDE OF ROMEET by Stephen Benko 95Rome and Achaia: Corinth and
1 Clement
95-106
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