Imitation in Early Christianity: Mimesis and Religious-Ethical Formation
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Imitation in Early Christianity: Mimesis and Religious-Ethical Formation

by Cornelis Bennema

Theology religious studies Early Christianity
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Cornelis Bennema examines the significance of imitation, or mimesis, in early Christianity. Focusing on the relationship between imitation and religious-ethical formation, this scholarly study provides a focused resource for readers exploring Christian history, ethics, and the ways religious identity is shaped.

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Imitation in Early Christianity explores mimesis as a concept connected with religious and ethical formation.

Cornelis Bennema examines how imitation relates to early Christian thought and practice.

The book offers a focused study for readers interested in Christianity, ethics, and the development of early Christian identity.

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