The Quartodeciman Controversy – A New Book for Free Download!

We are excited to release this new book on the first three hundred years of the Quartodeciman Controversy!

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Summary:

The Quartodeciman Controversy refers to a dispute between Christians about when to keep the Passover feast, also called Pascha. Christians in the east contended that the feast as observed by Jesus and the first disciples should be retained. On the other hand, believers in Rome argued that a newer practice should become the standard.

Confusion and conflict resulted as Christians in various cities calculated the timing for the new Passover in different ways. Starting in the fourth century, the Roman Church tried to force their celebration on everyone else. Despite these efforts, Quartodeciman Christians still existed into the fifth century. 

In this book, you will learn about the first three hundred years of the Quartodeciman Controversy.