Contra Celsum is Origen's largest surviving work and the fullest surviving example of early Christian apologetic literature.
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Apologetics
Apologetics is the rational defense of religious belief against criticism. It presents philosophical, historical, and scientific arguments in support of faith claims. This category includes classical, evidential, presuppositional, and contemporary apologetic approaches.
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The Verity of Christian Faith is a treatise of Christian apologetics by the Dominican friar Hierome Savonarola of…
Girolamo Savonarola’s four-book Latin defense of the Cross, written in the 1490s and translated into English here, began…
Joseph Addison's The Evidences of the Christian Religion is a work of Christian apologetics written in the early…
Priestley believes most unbelief grows not from argument but from inattention, and his letters are designed to force…
De veritate religionis Christianae is a six-book Latin apologetic defending the truth and credibility of Christianity.
The treatise was composed while Tertullian was still a loyal member of the Church, before his later embrace…
This volume brings together Tertullian's Apology and De Spectaculis, translated by T. R. Glover, and Minucius Felix's Octavius,…
The book presents a sweeping survey of human history, from prehistoric times through the rise of ancient civilisations,…
Orthodoxy is an extended prose work by G. K. Chesterton, written in the early twentieth century.