¿Acaso soy cristiano? Las relaciones mutuas entre maniqueos y cristianos

Augustinus 69 (1):21-41 (2024)
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The article focuses on the theme of Christian identity presented by both Faustus and Augustine. It highlights how Faustus emphasises ethical and moral issues as the hallmarks of Christian identity, whereas, according to him, Nicene Christians gave more importance to dogmatic issues and neglected ethical elements. Some texts from the Contra Faustum are quoted to support the differences between the two Christian identities, both the Manichaean and the Catholic or Nicene Christian.

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10.5840/augustinus202469272/2733

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