The Apology

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• Second Apology

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  Responds to specific injustices against Christians and deepens Justin's argument for moral accountability before God.

• First Apology

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  Defends Christians before imperial authority, describes worship practices, and argues that Christian faith is rational and moral.

• Address to the Greeks

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  Critiques pagan philosophy and culture while arguing for Christian truth grounded in revelation and transformed life.

• A Plea for the Christians

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  Defends Christians against charges of atheism and immorality and presents a reasoned account of monotheistic belief.

• To Autolycus

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  Addresses a pagan critic by defending Christian doctrine, creation theology, and scriptural credibility.

• Epistle to Diognetus

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  Explains Christian identity as life in the world but not of it, rooted in divine revelation rather than ethnic or civic boundaries.

• Dialogue with Trypho

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• The Resurrection of the Dead

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  Argues philosophically and theologically for bodily resurrection as consistent with justice, creation, and divine purpose.