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Shorter Works of Tertullian Volume 1

Shorter Works of Tertullian Volume 1

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 In the late second and early third centuries, Tertullian emerged in Carthage as the first Latin writer of the early church, leaving behind a legacy of thought-provoking and often severe writings. His works reflect a strict, monastic mindset captured by maxims such as Touch not, taste not, handle not. While some may dismiss his theological insights, Tertullians eloquence as an orator and scholar is undeniable, earning him a significant reputation. He passionately defended fundamental Christian doctrines and sought to uphold what he believed to be true religion. Although he initially aligned with the Montanists, known for their extreme austerity and fervor, he eventually distanced himself and established his own sect, the Tertullianists, which persisted in Africa until the time of Augustine. Despite his controversies, Tertullians dedication to Christ and his earnest pursuit of faith make him a figure worthy of respect.Copyright Family and Culture Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • 022 - On the Pallium

    022 - On the Pallium
    Feb 13 2026
    In the late second and early third centuries, Tertullian emerged in Carthage as the first Latin writer of the early church, leaving behind a legacy of thought-provoking and often severe writings. His works reflect a strict, monastic mindset captured by maxims such as Touch not, taste not, handle not. While some may dismiss his theological insights, Tertullians eloquence as an orator and scholar is undeniable, earning him a significant reputation. He passionately defended fundamental Christian doctrines and sought to uphold what he believed to be true religion. Although he initially aligned with the Montanists, known for their extreme austerity and fervor, he eventually distanced himself and established his own sect, the Tertullianists, which persisted in Africa until the time of Augustine. Despite his controversies, Tertullians dedication to Christ and his earnest pursuit of faith make him a figure worthy of respect.
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    39 min
  • 021 - On Modesty Part 3

    021 - On Modesty Part 3
    Feb 13 2026
    In the late second and early third centuries, Tertullian emerged in Carthage as the first Latin writer of the early church, leaving behind a legacy of thought-provoking and often severe writings. His works reflect a strict, monastic mindset captured by maxims such as Touch not, taste not, handle not. While some may dismiss his theological insights, Tertullians eloquence as an orator and scholar is undeniable, earning him a significant reputation. He passionately defended fundamental Christian doctrines and sought to uphold what he believed to be true religion. Although he initially aligned with the Montanists, known for their extreme austerity and fervor, he eventually distanced himself and established his own sect, the Tertullianists, which persisted in Africa until the time of Augustine. Despite his controversies, Tertullians dedication to Christ and his earnest pursuit of faith make him a figure worthy of respect.
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    39 min
  • 020 - On Modesty Part 2

    020 - On Modesty Part 2
    Feb 13 2026
    In the late second and early third centuries, Tertullian emerged in Carthage as the first Latin writer of the early church, leaving behind a legacy of thought-provoking and often severe writings. His works reflect a strict, monastic mindset captured by maxims such as Touch not, taste not, handle not. While some may dismiss his theological insights, Tertullians eloquence as an orator and scholar is undeniable, earning him a significant reputation. He passionately defended fundamental Christian doctrines and sought to uphold what he believed to be true religion. Although he initially aligned with the Montanists, known for their extreme austerity and fervor, he eventually distanced himself and established his own sect, the Tertullianists, which persisted in Africa until the time of Augustine. Despite his controversies, Tertullians dedication to Christ and his earnest pursuit of faith make him a figure worthy of respect.
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    41 min
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