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Adversus Marcionem

Tertullian · c. AD 207-212 (final version, after earlier drafts) · Carthage (Tunisia) · philosophy

Tertullian's longest surviving work systematically refutes Marcion's claim that the vengeful God of the Hebrew scriptures and the loving God of Jesus are two separate beings, insisting on the unity of a single God across both testaments.

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