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1 Christian doctrine towards the beginning of the third century 1.Timeline/ overview of major figures. 2.Heritage of Origen of Alexandria a.Origen’s brief bio. b.Towards a systematic theology. c.Three methods of biblical interpretation. d.Resurrection and Punishment.

2 100300 35-107 Ignatius of Antioch 200 69-155 Polycarp 130-200 Irenaeus of Lyons 84-160 Marcion; 100-160 Justin 105?-165? Valentinus 130?-180? Ptolemy 150-215 Clement of Alexandria 150-236? Hippolytus 160-225 Tertullian 185-254 Origen 112 p. Trajan 249-51 p. Decius 177 m. Vienne & Lyons 203 m. Perpetua

3 Origen of Alexandria (185-254) Exegete & theologian Taught in Alexandrian catechetical school Later exiled to Caesarea Wrote On First Principles Developed three methods of scriptural interpretation.

4 Seminar According to Origen, what are disputed and undisputed parts of the apostolic tradition? What types of punishments do the souls undergo in hell?

5 Three methods of biblical interpretation Literal (body) Moral (soul) Allegorical (spirit)

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