Destroyer of the gods: Early Christian Distinctiveness in the Roman World
In Destroyer of the Gods, Larry W. Hurtado examines early Christianity in its Roman context. Focusing on the movement’s distinctive beliefs and practices, this historical study explores how Christianity developed an identity that set it apart from the religious world around it.
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Destroyer of the Gods examines early Christianity within the social and religious setting of the Roman world.
Larry W. Hurtado focuses on the features that made Christian belief and practice distinctive in antiquity.
The book offers a historical study of Christianity’s identity and development during its early period.
It provides readers with context for understanding how early Christianity stood apart from surrounding Roman traditions.
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