A focused, scholarly look at the early Roman church and the Sabellian controversy
This study traces how late second‑ and early third‑century ideas about the Trinity emerged and clashed in Rome, shaping the writing and teaching of church leaders. It centers on the dialogue between Hippolytus and Callistus and what their exchange reveals about early doctrinal development.
Grounded in careful analysis of ancient sources, the book examines who introduced key heresies, how these views spread in Rome, and how later writers interpreted the disputes. It clear-sightedly distinguishes between different strands of the Sabellian movement and the roles of Noetus, Praxeas, Cleomenes, and Sabellius. The result is a precise, readable account of a complex period in the history of Christian doctrine.
Readers will gain a concise picture of the making of early church theology, including how dogmatic positions were argued, defended, and sometimes tempered by influential figures in Rome. The work emphasizes critical evaluation of sources and careful reconstruction of events to illuminate early Christian controversy.
Ideal for readers of church history and theology who want a precise, accessible account of early doctrinal controversy.
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