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The 113 pages that link to Early Christianity, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Temple JudaismRelated: Its earliest communities formed amid Jewish scriptures, practices, and debates.

• PacifismRelated: Some early Christians rejected military service, establishing a lasting Christian pacifist tradition.

• Koine GreekRelated: Koine enabled Christian texts and teaching to circulate among linguistically diverse communities.

• TheismRelated: It formed influential accounts of a personal God and the relation between God and Christ.

• CodexRelated: Early Christian communities adopted the codex extensively for scriptural texts.

• Second Temple periodRelated: Its earliest communities formed before the Temple’s destruction.

• The History of SexualityRelated: The fourth volume examines Christian practices that reshaped the history of sexual truth and obligation.

• ExorcismRelated: Early Christian communities incorporated exorcism into healing, initiation, and claims of spiritual power.

• SatanRelated: Early Christians connected scriptural adversaries and rebellious spirits into a more unified Satan figure.

• PapyrologyRelated: Christian papyri preserve early biblical texts, letters, and evidence of community life.

• Peter BrownRelated: Brown’s scholarship traces how Christian beliefs and institutions took shape within late Roman society.

• Christian crossRelated: Early Christian use shaped how the cross became a shared religious emblem.

• Pre-Romanesque art and architectureRelated: Christian worship and institutions became major sources of artistic patronage.