The Valerian Persecution: A Study of the Relations between Church and State in the Third Century A. D.
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Overview
The Valerian Persecution examines the conflict between Christianity and Rome in light of scholarship which revealed its deep roots in state policy and administration, rather than hatred of a people. The text illuminates the magnitude of the challenges early Christians faced in spreading doctrines with the power to revolutionize Rome and the world. Healy focuses on the persecution Christians endured under Emperor Valerian.
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If you like this resource be sure to check out Classic Studies on Persecution in Early Christianity (7 vols.)
Patrick J. Healy was dean faculty of theology at the Catholic University of America and is the author of The Valerian Persecution.