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Routledge The Origin of Heresy - Second Temple Judaism & Early Christianity

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Trace the intellectual roots of heresy through ancient Jewish and Christian discourse with this scholarly examination from Routledge. Robert Royalty investigates how the concept of heresy emerged within Second Temple Judaism and early Christian polemical rhetoric, revealing that ideological disagreements preceded the formal labelling of 'heresy' in the second century. This academic study explores heresiology and the construction of orthodoxy, offering readers a nuanced understanding of how religious communities defined themselves through rhetorical conflict and theological boundaries. Part of the Routledge Studies in Religion series, this book provides essential context for understanding the development of Christian orthodoxy and the mechanisms by which early religious leaders established doctrinal standards and condemned alternative interpretations.

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Robert Royalty examines the construction of heresy in Second Temple Jewish and early Christian texts through detailed rhetorical analysis.

The book traces heresiology development and polemical rhetoric against heretics across ancient religious discourse.

Part of the Routledge Studies in Religion series, offering peer-reviewed scholarly research on religious history and theology.

Explores how ideological disagreements in ancient Judaism and Christianity shaped the concept of orthodoxy and heresy.

Provides historical context for understanding the origins of Christian doctrinal standards and theological boundaries in the second century.

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

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