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These articles cover a variety of movements, many of them heretical yet which influenced later Christianity by virtue of their very existence.
Many early Christian figures played their part in its history, however, these affected Christian history in particular, significant ways.
A series of three articles on religion in the Roman Empire and Christianity’s place within it.
These articles cover the study of early Christianity, and examine some important Christian documents you’ve probably never heard of, or in ways you might not have considered. These were either influential in some way or nearly included within the Christian canon, and therefore are worth some attention for any student of early Christianity.
These articles don’t directly deal with early Christian history, but they are about Christianity. They're also listed on a page of their own.
Also, if you’re a “believer” who assumes this site completely debunks all of Christianity, you’ll find this is not true — if you take the time to look at the site. In fact, you may learn something you’ll find useful!
Please note that the articles in this site were written over a long period of time (from 1999 to the present); unfortunately, there’s some overlap in their content. As you can see, I have some more articles yet to write; when I’m finished with those, I’ll go back and edit the overlapping information. Until then, please forgive the appearance that I’m “talking down” to you, Gentle Reader, by repeating things.
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