Continuity and Discontinuity in Early Christian Apologetics

This insightful work examines the complex landscape of early Christian apologetics, showcasing various perspectives gathered during a specialized workshop. Scholars Jörg Ulrich and Anders-Christian Jacobsen present a compilation of studies that delve into the themes of continuity and discontinuity within the foundational texts and practices of early Christianity.

Readers will uncover how the apologetic methods of the early Church both reflected and challenged contemporary philosophical and cultural contexts. Through rigorous analysis and interdisciplinary approaches, each chapter invites a deeper understanding of the development of Christian thought and its dialog with both pagan traditions and emerging theological frameworks.