Kegan Chandler, PhD

Tag: Constantine

Perriman, Monotheistic Dominionism, and ‘Pagan Monotheism’ in Constantine and Paul

Jan 17, 2023

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Kegan A. Chandler

in Constantine, Early Christianity, Hermeticism, Monotheism, Religious syncretism, Roman Empire, The Gospel of the Kingdom, The Trinity

Dr. Andrew Perriman has penned an excellent post and review of my book Constantine and the Divine Mind (Wipf and Stock 2019) [here], and his assessment has stimulated further thoughts in me regarding pagan monotheism in Constantine and Paul. As Perriman notices, reading the Constantinian saga in light of a theological metanarrative available in late…
New Book Preview Video – ‘Constantine and the Divine Mind’

Nov 26, 2019

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Kegan A. Chandler

in Church History, Constantine, Early Christianity, Gnosticism, Hermeticism, Religious syncretism, Roman Empire

The final manuscript of my new book, Constantine and the Divine Mind: The Imperial Quest for Primitive Monotheism, is now off to the publisher to be finalized before printing. In celebration of this milestone, I’ve put together this short preview video to help introduce the subject of the book, why I wrote it, and a…