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TERTULLIAN THE FIVE BOOKS AGAINST MARCION -- BOOK I
tertullian the five books against marcion -- book i book i.(1) wherein is described the god of marcion. he is shown to be utterly wanting in all the attributes of the true god.
THE FOREIGN GOD AND THE SUDDEN CHRIST: THEOLOGY AND ...
Tyndale Bulletin 44.2 (1993) 307-321. THE FOREIGN GOD AND THE SUDDEN CHRIST: THEOLOGY AND CHRISTOLOGY IN MARCION'S GOSPEL REDACTION Peter Head Summary This article seeks to establish the ...
THE HERETIC MARCION AND HIS INFLUENCE IN THE SECOND CENTURY ...
2 THE HERETIC MARCION AND HIS INFLUENCE IN THE SECOND CENTURY AND TODAY Marcion’s Life Marcion was essentially the first heretic in early church history.
Marcion's Accusers
Copyright © Melissa Elizabeth Cutler 2010 3 Accusations of Tampering with Scripture For if the Gospel, said to be Luke's which is current amongst us (we shall see whether it be also current with Marcion), is the very one which, as Marcion argues in his Antitheses, was interpolated by the ...
Marcionism Old Testament
This is Marcion's Antitheses, or contradictory propositions, which aim at committing the gospel to a variance with the law, in order that from the diversity of the two documents which contain them, they may contend for a diversity of gods also" Contra Marcion I.19 "they allege that Marcion did not so ...
Tyson, Joseph B.
Worth noting is that Tyson at numerous points approvingly cites R. Joseph Hoffmann's 1984 monograph, Marcion: On the Restitution of Christianity , which posited an earlier dating of Marcion than that of the general scholarly consensus.
Is Lucian's „On the Death of Peregrinus"a Satire on Marcion?
Is Lucian's „On the Death of Peregrinus"a Satire on Marcion? HERMANN DETERING, Berlin 2004 Translated from the German: „ Ist Lucians Schrift „Über das Lebensende des Peregrinus" eine Marcion-Satire?"
Introduction to the Marcionite Bible
Having presented evidence that in reality Marcion's version was the original version, and so probably preceded Marcion himself by decades, the name " Gospel of Marcion " no longer seems appropriate.
Officers
Officers MichaelC.Schafer,Chairman MaureenRasp-Glose,ViceChair MarkL.Martin,Treasurer MartinD.Coulter,Secretary Directors LeonaN.Backus StuartS.Barzman,D.D.S.
Jesus and the Gnostic Gospels
Moreover, both Marcion and Valentinus relied heavily upon the Pauline Letters. Valentinus himself wrote something like a commentary on them. The writings drawn upon by the "Gnostics" seem to be identical to the writings 8 Irenaeus, Adversus huereses 1.25.6.
