The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD

"This book is about what Celsus wrote about Jesus in the Second Century, what Celsus's image of God was like, and especially where Celsus found the ammunition to criticize Jesus so fiercely. Why did Christianity's growth bother a pagan philosopher, who was committed to Roman religion?...

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"This book is about what Celsus wrote about Jesus in the Second Century, what Celsus's image of God was like, and especially where Celsus found the ammunition to criticize Jesus so fiercely. Why did Christianity's growth bother a pagan philosopher, who was committed to Roman religion? Why did it bother a Platonic philosopher, although Christianity was never meant to be a philosophy? -- Egge Tijsseling explores the idea that Christians finished the Roman Empire, because they did not want to join the army - Jesus preached nonviolence, and if they did join the army, they only recruited more Christians, and finally because Christianity was 'soft', and therefore attractive for many in the strict and hierarchic Roman world. -- This book investigates Celsus' reasons to write such a versatile book against Jesus, that Origen almost a century later needed eight books to refute him.
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spellingShingle Tijsseling, Egge
The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD
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title The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD
title_auth The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD
title_exact_search The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD
title_full The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD Egge Tijsseling
title_fullStr The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD Egge Tijsseling
title_full_unstemmed The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus theological developments in the second century AD Egge Tijsseling
title_short The sources of Celsus's criticism of Jesus
title_sort the sources of celsus s criticism of jesus theological developments in the second century ad
title_sub theological developments in the second century AD
topic Celsus Philosophus ca. 2. Jh. (DE-588)118519883 gnd
Religionskritik (DE-588)1212543394 gnd
Christologie (DE-588)4010141-1 gnd
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