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Athenagoras
A plea for the Christians

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• DEDICATION.
• I. INJUSTICE SHOWN TOWARDS THE CHRISTIANS.
• II. CLAIM TO BE TREATED AS OTHERS ARE WHEN ACCUSED.
• III. CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS.
• IV. THE CHRISTIANS ARE NOT ATHEISTS, BUT ACKNOWLEDGE ONE ONLY GOD.
• V. TESTIMONY OF THE POETS TO THE UNITY OF GOD.
• VI. OPINIONS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS AS TO THE ONE GOD.
• VII. SUPERIORITY OF THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE RESPECTING GOD.
• VIII. ABSURDITIES OF POLYTHEISM.
• IX. THE TESTIMONY OF THE PROPHETS.
• X. THE CHRISTIANS WORSHIP THE FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOST.
• XI. THE MORAL TEACHING OF THE CHRISTIANS REPELS THE CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST THEM.
• XII. CONSEQUENT ABSURDITY OF THE CHARGE OF ATHEISM.
• XIII. WHY THE CHRISTIANS DO NOT OFFER SACRIFICES.
• XIV. INCONSISTENCY OF THOSE WHO ACCUSE THE CHRISTIANS.
• XV. THE CHRISTIANS DISTINGUISH GOD FROM MATTER.
• XVI. THE CHRISTIANS DO NOT WORSHIP THE UNIVERSE.
• XVII. THE NAMES OF THE GODS AND THEIR IMAGES ARE BUT OF RECENT DATE.
• XVIII. THE GODS THEMSELVES HAVE BEEN CREATED, AS THE POETS CONFESS.
• XIX. THE PHILOSOPHERS AGREE WITH THE POETS RESPECTING THE GODS.
• XX. ABSURD REPRESENTATIONS OF THE GODS.
• XXI. IMPURE LOVES ASCRIBED TO THE GODS.
• XXII. PRETENDED SYMBOLICAL EXPLANATIONS.
• XXIII. OPINIONS OF THALES AND PLATO.
• XXIV. CONCERNING THE ANGELS AND GIANTS.
• XXV. THE POETS AND PHILOSOPHERS HAVE DENIED A DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
• XXVI. THE DEMONS ALLURE MEN TO THE WORSHIP OF IMAGES,
• XXVII. ARTIFICES OF THE DEMONS.
• XXVIII. THE HEATHEN GODS WERE SIMPLY MEN.
• XXIX. PROOF OF THE SAME FROM THE POETS.
• XXX. REASONS WHY DIVINITY HAS BEEN ASCRIBED TO MEN.
• XXXI. CONFUTATION OF THE OTHER CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST THE CHRISTIANS.
• XXXII. ELEVATED MORALITY OF THE CHRISTIANS.
• XXXIII. CHASTITY OF THE CHRISTIANS WITH RESPECT TO MARRIAGE.
• XXXIV. THE VAST DIFFERENCE IN MORALS BETWEEN THE CHRISTIANS AND THEIR ACCUSERS.
• XXXV. THE CHRISTIANS CONDEMN AND DETEST ALL CRUELTY.
• XXXVI. BEARING OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION ON THE PRACTICES OF THE CHRISTIANS.
• XXXVII. ENTREATY TO BE FAIRLY JUDGED.

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