The Tyranny of Time?: Time, World, and Knowledge in Second-Century Christian and Christian-Gnostic Texts (Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte, 163)
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The Tyranny of Time?: Time, World, and Knowledge in Second-Century Christian and Christian-Gnostic Texts (Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte, 163)

by D. Jeffrey Bingham

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D. Jeffrey Bingham explores the concepts of time, world, and knowledge in second-century Christian and Christian-Gnostic texts. Published in the Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte series, this focused scholarly study contributes to the study of early Christian thought and its textual traditions.

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This scholarly work examines ideas of time, world, and knowledge in second-century Christian and Christian-Gnostic texts.

It focuses on the ways these concepts appear within early Christian thought and related textual traditions.

The study is authored by D. Jeffrey Bingham and published as volume 163 in the Arbeiten zur Kirchengeschichte series.

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