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An Account of the Life and Writings of S. Irenæus, Bishop of Lyons and Martyr / Intended to Illustrate the Doctrine, Discipline, Practices, and History of the Church, and the Tenets and Practices of the Gnostic Heretics During the Second Century cover

An Account of the Life and Writings of S. Irenæus, Bishop of Lyons and Martyr / Intended to Illustrate the Doctrine, Discipline, Practices, and History of the Church, and the Tenets and Practices of the Gnostic Heretics During the Second Century

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A biographical and theological study presents the life and writings of Irenaeus and draws out his testimony about early Church doctrine, discipline, and historical facts. Chapters treat his views on the Trinity, the origin and nature of evil, spirits, divine dispensations, scripture and canon, tradition, creed, free will and election, baptism, the Eucharist, justification, liturgical practices, typology, the intermediate state, and Marian references. The work concludes with a systematic account of Gnostic teachers and their tenets and offers reflections on Gnosticism's beliefs and its claims of redemption.

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James Beaven

James Beaven was an author known for his scholarly work on early Christian history and theology. His notable book, "An Account of the Life and Writings of S. Irenæus, Bishop of Lyons and Martyr," explores the doctrines and practices of the early Church, particularly in relation to the Gnostic heresies of the second century. Through his writings, Beaven contributes to the understanding of the historical context and theological debates of early Christianity, shedding light on the life of Irenæus and his significance in the development of Christian doctrine.

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