Lucian of Antioch
Christian martyr and theologian.
Born
None
None years ago
Died
January 7th, 312
1713 years ago — None years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Turkey
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A prominent theologian and martyr, contributed significantly to early Christian thought. Established a theological school in Antioch that became a center for Biblical studies. Opposed the Arian controversy and emphasized the humanity of Jesus Christ. Became a martyr for the faith during the reign of Emperor Maximinus Daia, illustrating commitment to Christian beliefs. Recognized as a saint in various Christian traditions, influencing subsequent theological debates.
Founded a theological school in Antioch
Champion of orthodox Christian beliefs
Martyrdom under Emperor Maximinus Daia
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