Charlotte Kirsch-Klingelhöffer
Frühchristliche Stoarezeption
Zur Rezeption einer philosophischen Schule in den apologetischen und antihäretischen Schriften des 2. und frühen 3. Jahrhunderts
[Early Christian Reception of Stoicism. The Reception of a Philosophical School in the Apologetic and Antiheretical Writings of the 2nd and Early 3rd Centuries.]
2024. XIII, 663 pages. Published in German.
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The reception of Stoic philosophy is an important part of the early Christian discourse with contemporary philosophy. By comparing Christian texts to other ancient sources, Charlotte Kirsch-Klingelhöffer shows how Stoic thoughts such as conflagration, destiny and human autonomy, and terms such as logos spermatikos, either become part of Christian theology by adaption/modification or are criticized in order to engage in a dialogue with ancient philosophy.