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Routledge - The Origin of Heresy - History of Ancient Religion

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Explore the historical roots of religious disagreement with The Origin of Heresy by Robert Royalty. Part of the Routledge Studies in Religion series, this book examines how the concept of heresy formed during the development of Orthodox Christianity. Instead of looking only at the second century, this work traces the rhetoric of ideological disagreements back to Second Temple Jewish and early Christian texts. It investigates the development of heresiology, which is the polemical rhetoric used against those labeled as heretics. By analyzing ancient discourse, the author argues that the foundations of what we call heresy existed well before the term was officially applied. This book provides a deep look into the linguistic and rhetorical shifts that shaped early religious identity and the construction of orthodoxy. It is an essential resource for those studying ancient history, religious studies, and the evolution of early Christian thought.

Key Features

Traces the construction of heresy through the rhetoric of ideological disagreements in Second Temple Jewish and early Christian texts.

Examines the development of heresiology and the polemical rhetoric used against those labeled as heretics.

Argues that the foundations of heresy existed in ancient discourse before the term was officially used in the second century.

Provides a detailed history of how the notion of heresy contributed to the formation of Orthodox Christianity.

Part of the respected Routledge Studies in Religion series for academic and historical study.

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Format
Paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 June 2015
Listed Since
22 January 2015

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