In one of them, two church fathers gaze off into the distance.

But let us now look at what the early church fathers made of this mythology.

While this idea may be new and controversial to today's critics, it was well known to the early church fathers.

It could not have been written after 360 because of certain references to Church fathers in the margin.

These 3 days, the churches are open all round the day for seeing special prayers conducted by the church father.

As the medieval church fathers declared, God does not have to justify his ways to man.

The church fathers asked at his interview if he felt he could keep the school open another five years.

This theory has strong support in a number of Church Fathers.

The early church fathers did not ban public bathing outright.

Other Church Fathers were more negative about the married state.

These authors are known as the church fathers, and study of them is called Patristics.

Church Fathers do not refer to another tier above bishop.

In the middle part of the year he worked to read the Church Fathers thoroughly.

If only life could return to the 'right believing' of the church fathers, many Orthodox sigh.

References to speaking in tongues by the Church fathers are rare.

His writings are included in the general collection of early Church Fathers.

Somehow he manages to escape from them and seeks refuge in the place of a church father.

No one, not even the church fathers, knew when and where and under what circumstances Christ had been born.

Several prominent early church fathers advocated slavery, either directly or indirectly.

Irenaeus is the first of the church fathers to consider the mystic number 666.

The text is mentioned in ancient anti-heretical works by the church fathers.

The only information regarding Crescens comes from hostile attacks by the church fathers.

Augustine is regarded as the greatest of the Church Fathers.

Subsequent church fathers tried to play down the interest in Jesus' looks as irrelevant, if not irreverent.

This brief discourse, at least in its original form, is now attributed to the church father Hippolytus.