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Anadoluda hıristiyanlığın erken dönemleri Theosebesʹler / Tuğrul Kurt.

Yazar:

Kurt, Tuğrul

Seri kaydı: Ayışığı Kitapları (Yayınları) ; 69.Yayıncı: Cağaloğlu, İstanbul : Ayışığı Kitapları , 2017Baskı: 1. baskıTanım: xiv, 202 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmİçerik türü:

text

Ortam türü:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9789756336335
9756336331

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LOC sınıflandırması:

BR1080 .K87 2017

Özet: In this study, we tried to give information about the history, basic beliefs and nature of Theosebes who played an important role in spreading Christianity in Anatolia, Aegean and Middle East in Antiquity and Late Antiquity. The groups known as "God-Fearers" in Western languages and "Theosebes" in Greeks are mentioned in Turkish sources as "those who fear God." Theosebes, who had an important function in spreading the Christianity of Paul in Anatolia, also took place in Greek and Jewish sources before Christianity. The Theosophes, which we can take up to a group of monotheistic beliefs such as Theos Hypsistos, whose historical roots are probably Hellenistic, may be related to a number of phenomena that can be counted in Islamic culture. In this context, it is thought that the Theosebes and the Hanisar constituted the same religious group.

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Materyal türü	Ana kütüphane	Koleksiyon	Yer numarası	Durum	İade tarihi	Barkod	Materyal Ayırtmaları
Kitap	Mehmet Akif Ersoy Merkez Kütüphanesi Genel Koleksiyon	Non-fiction	BR1080 .K87 2017 (Rafa gözat(Aşağıda açılır))	Kullanılabilir		047422

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Includes bibliographical references (pages [183]-202).

In this study, we tried to give information about the history, basic beliefs and nature of Theosebes who played an important role in spreading Christianity in Anatolia, Aegean and Middle East in Antiquity and Late Antiquity. The groups known as "God-Fearers" in Western languages and "Theosebes" in Greeks are mentioned in Turkish sources as "those who fear God." Theosebes, who had an important function in spreading the Christianity of Paul in Anatolia, also took place in Greek and Jewish sources before Christianity. The Theosophes, which we can take up to a group of monotheistic beliefs such as Theos Hypsistos, whose historical roots are probably Hellenistic, may be related to a number of phenomena that can be counted in Islamic culture. In this context, it is thought that the Theosebes and the Hanisar constituted the same religious group.

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