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Early Libyan Christianity: uncovering a north..

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Buried for more than a millennium beneath sand and the erosions of time are the remnants of a vital, formative Christian presence in Libya. From about A.D. 68 till the Muslim conquest of A.D. 643, Libya housed a vibrant, creative Christian community that contributed to the shape of the faith even as we know it today. By the mid-190s A.D., Leptis Magna could claim favorite sons as the Roman pontiff, Victor the African, and as the Roman emperor, Septimius Severus.

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276.12 ODE e

Z. HANDIMAN

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276.12 ODE e

Publisher

Downers Grove : IVP Academic., 2011

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332p.;23cm

Language

English

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978-0-8308-3943-8

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276.12

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CHRISTIANITY AND BUSINESS

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