Against Celsus
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| Name and Summary | Pages |
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This book offers a detailed rebuttal to the accusations of Celsus against Christianity, emphasizing the superiority of its truth and divine power over pagan philosophies and false claims. | 102 |
This book defends the Christian faith against Celsus's accusations, emphasizing that many of his claims are based on misunderstandings, misrepresentations, or misinterpretations of Scripture and history. | 106 |
This book defends the Christian faith against Celsus's accusations, emphasizing that the divine power, wisdom, and miracles of Jesus are credible and surpass pagan examples, and that His resurrection substantiates His divine nature. | 90 |
This book provides a comprehensive defense of Christian doctrine and biblical interpretation against the critiques of Celsus, emphasizing the spiritual and allegorical understanding of Scripture and the divine nature of Christ. | 131 |
This book presents Origen's detailed response to Celsus's criticisms, defending Christian doctrines and clarifying misconceptions about the nature of God, angels, and the resurrection, while contrasting Christian beliefs with pagan and Jewish practices. | 86 |
This book defends the Christian faith against the accusations of Celsus by demonstrating the divine truth and wisdom inherent in Scripture, contrasting it with Greek philosophies and pagan mysteries. | 107 |
This book defends the divine inspiration and truth of the Jewish and Christian prophecies, contrasting them with pagan oracles and the delusions of false prophets, asserting that biblical predictions consistently point to the coming of Christ and his sufferings in a manner worthy of God. | 87 |
This book presents a comprehensive defense of Christian doctrine against the accusations and misconceptions of Celsus, emphasizing the exclusive worship of the true God through His Son and refuting the worship of demons, heroes, and idols. | 89 |