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| Name and Summary | Pages |
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This book by Theophilus of Alexandria emphasizes that true knowledge of God is attainable through faith, God's works in creation, and moral purification, rather than through idols or material representations. | 14 |
This book presents a critique of pagan gods, philosophies, and mythologies, asserting that true knowledge and worship belong solely to the one true God, who created everything through His Word. | 49 |
This book presents a defense of Christian doctrine by contrasting it with the pagan philosophies and histories, emphasizing the antiquity and divine inspiration of Christian teachings. | 29 |