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  • Original Christian Ethics Today

    Relating Early and Today’s Christianity

    This book is a collection drawn from over three hundred and ninety of my magazine and website articles synthesizing early and modern Christianity, extracted from writings by or about Christians who flourished prior to the Decian Persecution and mass apostasy of AD 249-251. The subject matter is New Testament and other Christian statements on ethics before AD 250, and their applicability to the ... Read more

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  • Apostolic Succession

    An Experiment that Failed

    This book is the first in generations to examine writers in the early church in order to ascertain the original Christian intent as to how early Christian clergy were chosen, their powers and responsibilities, and the methods of placing people in church office and displacing them. This book demonstrates what the first writers meant when they advocated apostolic succession, the scope of authority ... Read more

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  • Who Will Cleanse from Postbaptismal Sins?

    Bishops and Forgiveness from Postbaptismal Sins AD 250 to 391

    The questions studied in this book are whether, in the period between AD 250 and 391, there was pardon for sins committed after water baptism, whether all sins were considered remissible after baptism or if there were exceptions, the conditions for obtaining such forgiveness, which actions constituted an appropriate manifestation of sorrow and remorse for sins, and which officers of the church ... Read more

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  • The Rise of Bishops

    From Parish Leaders to Regional Governors

    The Rise of Bishops reveals how Christian congregations, which were self-governing in the second and third centuries, became subject to the general supervision and direction of diocesan bishops and higher officeholders, thus ending their independence from outside the local parish. The New Testament says nothing about church government after the apostles. Thus, the question becomes "who replaced ... Read more

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  • Traditional Christian Ethics 4

    Vol. Four: the Negative Commandments – Prohibitions

    What Not to Do Abominable embraces1 Clement28.1 AbortionAthenagorasPresbeia35 AbortionBarnabas19.5 AbortionDidache2.2 AbortionDoctrina2.2 AbortionHippolytusPhilosophumena9.7 AbortionLetter to Diognetus5.6 AbortionMinucius FelixOctavius30 AbortionRevelation of Peter26 AbortionSibylline Oracles2.281f AbortionTertullianApologeticum9 AbortionTertullianExhortation to Chastity12 Abortion by drugsClement ... Read more

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  • Can Sins Be Forgiven after Baptism?

    What are we to make of the Biblical book of Hebrews 6:4-6 and 10:26-27? They teach that "it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost, 5 And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come,6 If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves ... Read more

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  • Bible Problems Solved by Early Christians

    This book deals with questions or problems encountered in the Bible where answers can be found in the ante-Nicene fathers. The fathers were uniquely qualified by being close in time and culture to Christ himself, when his unwritten teachings and Scripture interpretations, and those of the apostles, were still fresh in Christian memory. It is designed for sincere readers of the Bible who may from ... Read more

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  • Traditional Christian Ethics

    Volume Three: Affirmative or Positive Commandments L-Z

    Traditional Christian Ethics features two exhaustive alphabetical lists of affirmative commandments and prohibitions from the earliest Christian ethics, as found in writers before the mass apostasy of 249-251 AD. The affirmatives, or positives, list consists of what Christians are/were commanded or encouraged to do. The other list is of negatives or prohibitions, i.e. what Christians are/were ... Read more

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  • Traditional Christian Ethics

    Volume Two: Affirmative or Positive Commandments

    WHAT CHRISTIANS OUGHT TO DOConfidenceClement of AlexandriaStromata4.8 ConfidenceHebrews10.35 Confidence before GodOrigenDe Principiis3.1.21 Confidence: boldness in confidenceOrigenCommentary on Ephesians3.12 Confidence: exorcise confidentlyTwo Letters to Virgins(pseudo-Clement)1.12 Confidence, godly1 Clement2.3 Confidence: husbands are to have confidence in their wivesClement of ... Read more

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  • Traditional Christian Ethics

    Volume One an Introduction and Indexes

    Volume One of Traditional Christian Ethics describes the terminology, discusses popular approaches to ethical decision-making today, illustrates that the earliest Christians conducted themselves in accordance with a large number of specific moral rules, states the method of this set of books for reconstructing the content of early Christian ethics/law as attested before the devastating epidemic ... Read more

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  • Papal Supremacy

    Quotations and Commentaries

    Under what authority does the Pope reign over the Roman Catholic Church? What are the ecclesiastical and theological underpinnings of the papacy? How did early Christians view the authority of the Roman bishop?Dr. Brattston answers these questions by examining Biblical and early Christian sources from the first three centuries of the Church. Wherever you stand on the issue, you will be informed, ... Read more

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  • Sabbath and Sunday among the Earliest Christians, Second Edition

    When Was the Day of Public Worship?

    According to Christian sources from before the middle of the third century AD, the ancient evidence is unanimous that, although there were a few slight differences as to how weekends should be observed, one thing is certain and was uncontroversial: the main day of the week for early Christians to gather and worship was not the seventh-day Saturday Sabbath, but Sunday, which they sometimes called ... Read more

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