St. Justin Martyr

Justin's first job is that his paper is for all heresy [now lost]. . . Later he assembled his apology, and now it is divided into two parts. The work was directed to Antoninus Pius and the son of two adopted children. Because 156-year-old Semarangapolis that was popular in Rome one year ago was burned alive after threatening the judge with "eternal fire". Justin's article first asked for the claim and explain the beliefs and actions of Christians. The so-called "second apology" appears to be the first continuation, perhaps more emphasizing the philosophy supported by the future Emperor Marcus Olelius.

Justin Martyr is an apology of Christianity in the 2nd century. His apology was devoted to Emperor Antonius. And he ruled from 138-161. His apologies may be out of date in the statements of Chapter 6, "Christ was born 150 years ago under Kirenius." According to Josephus, Quirinius took office in 6th BC, The apology may be 15 AD years.

His three works were called the first apology, the second apology and the conversation with Trypho. Irenaeus told us that Justin Martyr wrote a work for Marcion which was lost now. Some authentic materials are stored in Justin fragments cited by other authors, some of them may be suspicious

The other documents mentioned above are believed to have dubious credibility in Justin Martyr - Greek advice, God's only government, and resurrection. They may have been reworked by other Christian writers and are now unknown. Some people think the Greek words were originally Jewish papers.

Today is the monument of the martyr of St. Justin (AD 100 - 165 AD). He was born in a pagan family, studied philosophy, and converted to Christianity. Later he opened a school in Rome. He was killed under the rule of Marcus Aurelius. He is not only famous for being a martyr and a philosopher, he is also famous for being an apologist. The advocate here does not say that I am telling every single person everywhere: "I am sorry." I am not referring to people who discuss religion in the Internet Forum. I will provide reasonable protection of faith in the sense that Saint Peter wrote in Peter's First Letter 3: 15 and always prepare "to state the reasons for our inner wish" I am referring to those who are. The Greek word translated as "state the reason" is an apology

The picture above is Statue of St. Justin and was ordered by our parish as it was built in 1959. His clothes depicts philosophers who have feathers and books to express his writing. The St. Justin Martyrs Church contains the icon of St. Justin. St. Justin was specially made for our parish in 1999.

1345 Early in the 2nd century there was a testimony of the martyrs of St. Justin. For all the great ceremonial families, they remain the same. St. Justin wrote to explain what the Christian did to the pagan emperor Anthony Uspius (138-161): 1348 people all gathered. Christians gather at places to attend the communion. On its head is Christ himself, the hero of the Eucharist. He is the high priest of the New Testament and he himself is ruled in an invisible manner at the celebration of all the Eucharist celebrations. On behalf of him orchestrator or pastor plays Christ (christie · captis as a personality), chairs the parliament, speaks after reading, takes dedication and pray for the Eucharist