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Which of the following themes is found in the letter from the congregation in Rome to the congregation in Corinth, Ignatius of Antioch’s letters, Polycarp’s letter to the congregation in Philippi, and The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles?
Avoiding Roman persecution.
Defending the truthfulness of Christianity.
Warning Christians not to seek martyrdom.
Raising financial support for the Jerusalem congregation.
Preserving the unity of the Christian community.
Establishing the date of Jesus’ second coming.
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Preserving the unity of the Christian community.
All four documents stress communal unity and order — e.g. Ignatius repeatedly insists on obedience to bishop/elders to keep the church one, Polycarp urges peace and concord in the Philippian congregation, the Didache gives rules for orderly communal life and handling itinerant leaders, and the Roman letter to Corinth likewise seeks to keep relations and discipline between churches from fracturing.
All four documents stress communal unity and order — e.g. Ignatius repeatedly insists on obedience to bishop/elders to keep the church one, Polycarp urges peace and concord in the Philippian congregation, the Didache gives rules for orderly communal life and handling itinerant leaders, and the Roman letter to Corinth likewise seeks to keep relations and discipline between churches from fracturing.
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