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The last 200 years have seen considerable swings in the literary assessment of the earliest Christian literature, including as it does the texts which became the canonized Scriptures of the Church, but not just those.
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subordinationist theology, short recension, revelation dialogue, catechetical homilies, one hypostasis, oecumenical council, dogmatic works, monastic literature, generic analysis, trinitarian controversies
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New Testament, Old Testament, Holy Spirit, Gregory of Nyssa, Roman Empire, Eusebius of Caesarea, Gregory of Nazianzus, Jesus Christ, John Chrysostom, North Africa, Clement of Alexandria, Song of Songs, Gregory Nazianzen, Son of God, Basil of Caesarea, Marius Victorinus, Nag Hammadi, Council of Nicaea, Acts of Thomas, Jewish Scriptures, New York, Hilary of Poitiers, Marcus Aurelius, Middle Ages, Asia Minor
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