作業代寫：犹斯丁的哲学

作業代寫：犹斯丁的哲学

殉道士犹斯丁是一位基督教圣徒，他也被认为是基督教最早的辩护者之一。他完全相信哲学，并说基督教是真正的哲学。在贾斯汀的道歉中最常见的主题是“拉各斯教义”。在这里，教条意味着“教学”，拉各斯代表“真理”、“词”和“智慧”。根据犹斯丁的哲学，拉各斯是“上帝的话语”或“上帝的智慧”。“贾斯汀从两个地方开始接受这个想法。第一个是约翰福音，尤其是约翰福音1:1-5,14和17。约翰福音中说“道”一开始与神同在，道“成为肉身”(犹斯丁76)。在这里犹斯丁使用了希腊哲学，根据柏拉图的理论，这意味着理性。

作業代寫：犹斯丁的哲学

因此，犹斯丁使用了希腊理性，并将其与基督教的“真理”放在一起。他利用哲学家、诗人和其他来源同化他们，在基督的教义、他的生命、死亡和复活中显示出智慧。“在某种程度上，他们违背了耶稣的生命、教导、死亡和复活的意义和生活方式，他们应该被认为是不真实的或不合理的”(Justin 77)。这显示了犹斯丁所提供的理论是非常混乱和复杂的，有时，它与哲学交织在一起。他在比较哲学和基督教方面走得太远了，他说基督教是真正的哲学，它损害了基督教的真正意义和本质。

作業代寫：犹斯丁的哲学

Justin Martyr was a Christian Saint. He is also considered as one of the earliest apologists of the Christianity. He completely believed in philosophy and stated that Christianity is true philosophy. The most common theme found in the Justin’s apology is the “Lagos Doctrine”. Here the doctrine means the “teaching”, and Lagos stand for “truth”, “word” and “wisdom”. According to the philosophy of Justin, Lagos means the “word of God” or the “wisdom of God”. “Justin is taking this idea from two places. The first is the Gospel of John, especially John 1:1–5, 14, and 17. John’s Gospel says that the Word (Logos) was with God in the beginning and that the Word (Logos) “became flesh” (Justin 76). Here Justin has used the Greek philosophy, which according to Plato Lagos means rationality.

作業代寫：犹斯丁的哲学
Therefore, Justin is using the Greek rationality and put it together with the “truth” of Christianity. He has used philosophers, poets and other sources to assimilate them to display the wisdom in the teachings of Christ, his life, death and resurrection. “To the extent that they contradict the meaning and way of life portrayed through Jesus’s life, teaching, death, and resurrection, they should be considered untrue or unreasonable” (Justin 77). This displays that theory provided by Justin is very confusing and complex sometimes, when it intertwines Christianity with Philosophy. He went too far in comparing Philosophy and Christianity, by saying that the Christianity is true Philosophy, which compromises the true meaning and nature of Christianity.