Tertullian

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Tertullian was an early Christian theologian and writer from Carthage, known for his influential Latin apologetic and polemical works that helped shape Western Christian thought.

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writings of Tertullian 0 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian apologist
Christian theologian
Church Father
Latin writer
polemicist
birthPlace Carthage
Africa Proconsularis
surface form: Roman Africa
citizenship Roman Empire
coinedTerm Trinity
surface form: Trinitas

persona in a Trinitarian context
substantia in a Trinitarian context
era early Christian period
floruit early 3rd century
late 2nd century
genre apologetics
polemics
theological treatise
influenced Augustine of Hippo
Cyprian of Carthage
Latin Christian theology
Western Christian thought
knownFor coining Latin theological terminology
early Latin Christian apologetics
polemical writings against heresies
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
movement Montanism
notableWork Ad Nationes
Ad Uxorem
Adversus Marcionem
Apologeticus
On the Soul
surface form: De Anima

De Carne Christi
De Corona Militis
De Cultu Feminarum
De Praescriptione Haereticorum
Scorpiace
occupation Christian apologist
theologian
writer
regionOfActivity Carthage
North Africa
religion Christianity
theologicalPosition affirmation of the resurrection of the flesh
defense of martyrdom
early formulation of the doctrine of the Trinity
opposition to Gnosticism
opposition to Marcionism
rigorist ethics
strong view of church discipline

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Marcionism condemnedBy Tertullian
Praxeas mentionedIn Tertullian
this entity surface form: writings of Tertullian
Church Fathers notableMember Tertullian
Docetism opposedBy Tertullian
subject surface form: Patripassianism
Praxeas opposedBy Tertullian
Sabellius opposedBy Tertullian
Modalism opposedByPerson Tertullian
Western text-type usedBy Tertullian