They were taken out and beheaded. Since he gave his life for the "true philosophy," Justin has been surnamed Martyr.

How did Christian apologists such as Justin Martyr try to reconcile this conflict or apparent conflict between loyalty to Christ and loyalty to Caesar? Did he talk about the nature of the kingdom?

Justin Martyr (ca. 100-165) was the first great intellectual of the early Church Fathers. His writings were read, studied and discussed by other Christian leaders. He was particularly interested ...

It uses the environment of a fictitious Episcopal school for boys, Justin Martyr -- "named for the early martyr and scholar who tried to reconcile the thinking of the Greek philosophers with the ...

Among the most prominent defenders of the faith were Origen, Tertullian, and Justin Martyr. These early Christian apologists made significant contributions to the intellectual and theological ...

Two representative thinkers are Justin Martyr (ca. 114–165), a second-century Christian apologist, and W. E. B. Du Bois (1868–1963), a brilliant African American historian, philosopher, literary ...

Sets of children’s eyes widened as sporadic yelps of excitement jumped from the crowd when Bishop Kevin Vann and Principal Jan Balsis cut a red satin ribbon in front of St. Justin Martyr School ...

St. Justin Martyr Born in Flavia Neapolis (in Palestinian Syria) around 100; conversion to Christianity around 130; martyred in Rome in the year 165, under Marcus Aurelius. Saint Justin Martyr (as ...

How did Christian apologists such as Justin Martyr try to reconcile this conflict or apparent conflict between loyalty to Christ and loyalty to Caesar? Did he talk about the nature of the kingdom?