Against Marcion
207–212
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This book systematically refutes Marcion's heretical teachings by asserting the oneness and uniqueness of the Christian God, emphasizing that there is only one true Supreme Being who is eternal, unbegotten, and without equal. | 61 |
This book defends the true nature of God against Marcion’s dualistic heresy by emphasizing His goodness, justice, and omnipotence, demonstrating that divine attributes and actions are harmonious rather than conflicting. | 61 |
This book offers a detailed defense of the Christian understanding of Christ's nature, his prophetic fulfillment, and his historical and scriptural predictions, contrasting these with heretical views like Marcion's. | 61 |
This book offers a comprehensive refutation of Marcion's heretical teachings, demonstrating that his assertions about the Old Testament, Christ's nature, and the relationship between the Creator and the Son are inconsistent with Scripture and contradict the doctrine of the apostles. | 196 |
This book critically defends the Christian doctrine against Marcion’s heresy by asserting that the true God, revealed through Christ and Scripture, is the Creator of all things and not a separate, inferior deity. | 110 |