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Marcion

Name: Marcion
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Author: M. David Litwa
ISBN: 9798889834878

by M. David Litwa

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266 pages
Publisher: Fortress Press
15.9 x 23.5 x 2.6 cm

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For those curious about early Christian history.

Marcion helps you understand misunderstood beliefs.

You gain a clearer view of Marcion's true teachings.

Discover the fascinating life and ideas of Marcion of Pontus in this insightful book that challenges old views and presents a fresh perspective on his scriptures.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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Marcion presents the life, thought, and work of Marcion of Pontus in its historical, theological, ethical, and liturgical contexts. It distinguishes itself from its competitors by employing a new method: rigorously critiquing heresy reports by means of the testimony of Marcion's scriptures. It devotes attention to the reliable reconstruction of those scriptures, arguing for the chronological priority of Marcion's Gospel over what is now known as canonical Luke. It seeks to overthrow the common heresiological (and sometimes scholarly) portraits of Marcion as a ditheist, a docetist, a world-denier, requiring divorce, and deleting scripture. In so doing, it creates a new portrait of Marcion that is substantially different from everything that has come before.