Since discovery of PRF Brown’s site[1], I have burned a good many hours both reading and thinking. It’s clear that the “Eusebian Fiction Postulate”[2] has forced me to re-examine what I thought I understood about early church history. I have been relatively pleased, so far, to find that it seems to make more sense, given [...]
Second and Third Derivations
July 31st, 2008 · 1 Comment · christianity, history
Tags: bible·constantine·early church·eusebius·faith·greeks·judaism·paideia·paul·persecution·politics·roman empire
The Culture Under the Veneer
September 16th, 2007 · No Comments · christianity, culture, history, media
Early Christianity and Greek Paideia by Werner Jaeger
As my friend Steve Wallace would say as the ultimate compliment for any book, “It’s a thin book.” He felt that most books were unnecessarily thick, as if each author enjoyed reading their own words more than simply making a point. Thin books had to get to the [...]
Tags: early church·paideia