Saint Justin Martyr

Justin did not end the pursuit of religious truth, after studying various philosophies of heathens and converting to Christianity a few years later.

When I was young, he was primarily attracted to Plato school. But he discovered that Christian religion answered the main questions about life and existence rather than philosophers.

After his transformation, he continued to wear the philosopher's clothes, becoming the first Christian philosopher. He combines Christianity with the best elements of Greek philosophy. In his view, philosophy is the educator of Christ, the leader of Christ.

Justin is known as a defender and opposed against heathen attacks and misunderstandings while writing Christian faith. His two so-called apologies came to us; they are the Roman Emperor and the Senate.

As a patron of the philosopher, Justin can urge us to utilize the power of our nature - especially the power of Christ and our knowledge and understanding of the establishment of Christian lives within us . As we tend to make mistakes, especially as it becomes a deep problem including life and existence, we must be willing to correct and examine our natural ideas based on religious truth Hmm. So we can tell the saints we learned. I think that in order to understand, I understand what I believe

St. Justin Martyr (born 100 years, Flavia Napoli, Palestine - Roma, 165 pages, Rome; June 1 festival) is the most important Greek philosopher in the early Christian church - one of the advocates. His work represents the first positive encounter between Christian revelation and Greek philosophy, which lay the foundation of historical theology. Some infidents grew up in the Jewish environment and studied stoic, platonic, and other pagan philosophies, and in 132, probably became a Christian in Ephesus near Turkish modern Selcuk. Shortly thereafter, he started singing in a place to announce his newly discovered Christian philosophy, expecting to transform cultified pagans into it. He spent a long time in Rome. A couple of years later, following discussions with a cynical Crescens, Justin was condemned as a destroyer of Rome province and sentenced to death. The real record of his martyrdom survived

His name was St. Justin Martyr, who lived between 100 AD and 165 AD. (Guessing on how he died) Living, learning, and teaching at the beginning of the second century meant that his life had overlapped with the people who understood and learned the apostles. But Justin came from a good pagan family and learned something from Plato, Pythagoras and Socrates. St. Justin believed that Christ had illuminated the pagan philosophy, not to leave Stucism, Platonism, or other classical Greek philosophy to convert to Christianity. And it is cheap and does not get in the way of young people. He is not a Christian who knows well the philosophy. Otherwise, he seems to be a theologian of today's coffee shop.

Today's saint, St. Justin Martyr, has listed one of the earliest high volume descriptions at the first apology between 153 and 155 AD. This is amazing as it provides a simplified version of Catholic theology to those who do not know what to use. "Bishop" means "Amen". It is like a Sunday school course for infants from the 2nd century. The first apology was also due to other reasons: he was able to point out certain Roman denominations that imitated Catholic customs, like Mitra believers imitating the Eucharist. In modern times, some skeptics have tried to counter Christianity as though Christianity was stolen, comparing the worship of Christ in communion with Mithra 's worship. Let Justin write letters to the Romans of the Romans and let them clearly record who was stolen.