Current Topic: The Introduction

The Daily Didache is a continuous podcast on the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, the earliest catechism of the church and the oldest surviving collection of Jesus tradition and apostolic instruction. The host is B. Walters, dean of the College of Early Christian Studies and curator of the Ante-Nicene Archive, one of the largest personal libraries of its kind in the country. The intent of the podcast is to provide for the public a thorough introduction and commentary on this remarkable yet brief first-century document, a text composed prior to the Apostolic Council in Acts 15. Visit daily for new posts and check out our blog that is likewise updated daily: Brent’s Blog on Didache.com.

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 21 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

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An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 14 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 14 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 14 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 14 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: July 7 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: June 30 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent

An audio clip from a recent class on the first Century.

The intent of this course was to supply a cultural backdrop for the origin of Christianity by means of introducing the social, political, and religious climate into which it emerged. This involves acquainting students with the policies and edicts of the empire that affected the identity and development of the church as well as describing the advances of Rome with regard to literature, innovation, and achievement. Contemporary sources are used to reconstruct this era, as are events and central figures related to Judaism such as its sages, priests, lawyers, and scholars.

Original Class Date: June 23 2015

For more resources from the Centre for Early Christian Studies at: www.didache.com

Follow Brent on twitter at: twitter.com/profbrent