Meanings of apostolic age in English

Communism was demanded as in the apostolic age; property was denounced as wrong.

Such a procedure would be contrary to the spirit of the apostolic age.

The apostolic age had its Demas, and ours has its Williams.

For some time after the apostolic age, the doctrine of the Church remained unchanged.

The apostolic age was pre-eminently an age of missionary effort.

O, but, "they say those things only lasted through that apostolic age."

They shew that, throughout the whole of the apostolic age, this species of polity continued.

That such corruptions could have taken place during the apostolic age, no one will maintain.

Such, then, is the statement with respect to the Old Testament canon in the apostolic age.

But the allusion seems to correspond exactly with a late date in the apostolic age, for vers.

Of the autograph manuscripts proceeding immediately from the inspired authors we find no trace after the apostolic age.

If the reference is unconscious, it shows, even more strikingly, how thoroughly they were imbued with the spirit of the apostolic age.

They are genuine writings of the apostolic age, and were received by men whose lifetime overlapped the lifetime of some of the apostles.

In the apostolic age, therefore, to embrace Christianity, and to profess it, were considered as inseparably connected; and why should they now be separated?

But Irenæus was linked with the Apostolic age by another companionship also.

From the Apostolic Age to the Close of the Conciliar Period