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Pablo de Tarso, apóstol o hereje?: la inquietante verdad sobre la identidad del auténtico fundador del cristianismo

By Martos , Ana;Pablo , el apóstol San;the Apostle Saint. Paul

Book information

Publisher
Ediciones Nowtilus
Year
2007
ISBN
9788497633680, 8497633687
Language
spanish
Format
EPUB
Filesize
5 MB (4937874 bytes)
Series
Historia incógnita
Pages
(399 p. :) ill\0
Time added
2020-07-26 19:24:52
-- the Apostleca. 30-600;Biography;Paulca. 30-600;Church history -- Primitive and early cca. 30-600;Iglesia--History--Período primitivoca. 30-600;PabloChurch history--Primitive and early church;Churchel apóstolSaint;Church history -- Primitive and early churchSan;Iglesia -- History -- Período primitivo

Description

The Christianity has its roots in preaches of St. Paul in Asia Minor. As time went by, he used the opportunities that held this historical moment to raise a new religion, beginning with the extraction of the burden of the Judaism and the apocalypse, acquiring the external forms of the liturgy of the Roman Empire and later adapting the social political forms of the western world. El cristianismo se inició con las prédicas de Pablo de Tarso en Asia Menor. Con el teimpo, se fue adaptando a las oportunidades que ofrecía el momento histórico, empezando por soltar el lastre del judaísmo y del Apocalipsis, para adquirir las formas externas de la liturgia del Imperio Romano y, más tarde, para adecuarse a las formas sociopolíticas del mudno occidental.

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