Tertullian writes that a soul untouched by lust is like a pure bride, and he urges people to own their past, tell the truth, and seek forgiveness. He warns against rushing work, saying patience leads to better results. He also links the blood of martyrs to the growth of the church.
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Tertullian was a writer from Ancient Rome, best known for Apologeticum.
Quick Facts About Tertullian
Born
November 30, 0149
Died
November 30, 0219
Nationality
Ancient Rome
Profession
Writer
Notable works
Apologeticum
Known for
Against Marcion, De oratione, To his Wife
About Tertullian
Tertullian was an early Christian author from Carthage in Roman Africa who became the first to write a large body of Latin Christian works and argued against heresies such as Gnosticism.