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المسيحية المبكرة، من القرن الأول إلى مجمع نيقية

عادة ما نحاول تأصيل عادات وموضوعات هي وليدة اليوم بناء على تفسير التاريخ أو قراءة التاريخ، لا عرض التاريخ كما هو! فالماضي لم يكن مجرد ماضي على الإطلاق. عندما نتحدث عن الماضي، فإننا حتمًا نسقط وجهات نظرنا الحالية على الماضي؛ نواجه مشكلة ما أسماه كارل بيكر "الحاضر الخادع". لا يستطيع المؤرخون أن يحجبوا الماضي ببساطة ويدرسوه بموضوعية وكأنه شيء مادي تحت المجهر، لأننا أنفسنا نتاج لذلك الماضي. ومن ثم، هناك حدود معقدة وغامضة بين الحدث الماضي، وظروفنا الحالية الناتجة جزئيًا عن الماضي.
كتاب: المسيحية المبكرة، من القرن الأول حتى مجمع نيقية

300 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2024

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Amgad Beshara

19 books106 followers
Amgad Bishara is an Egyptian author, researcher, and translator specializing in Early Christianity and Patristic Studies. With a rigorous academic background, he holds diplomas in Theological Studies from the Sakakini Institute of Religious Sciences and Patristic Studies from the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) in Lebanon. His expertise is further bolstered by advanced studies from the Franciscan Cultural Center and the Center for Patristic Studies.

As a prominent voice in contemporary theological research, Amgad serves as an editor and translator for several prestigious Christian publishing houses. He is the founder of the specialized blog "Oikonomia," where he publishes in-depth research, and is a regular contributor to international journals, including Kalemat Al-Hayat in the USA.

Bishara’s work is characterized by its ability to bridge the gap between classical Christian thought and modern theological inquiries. He is dedicated to making complex academic scholarship accessible to both specialized researchers and general readers through a refined, lucid style.

Notable Works:
Early Christianity: From the First Century to the Council of Nicaea.

The Holy Trinity Before Nicaea: A historical and theological exploration.

Heirs of Your Christ: A reading into the concept of Theosis (Deification) in the Church Fathers.

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