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Acts of Paul and Thecla: The Apocryphal Tale of the First Female Apostle - Exploring Radical Faith, Early Christian Asceticism & The Lost History of W

Acts of Paul and Thecla: The Apocryphal Tale of the First Female Apostle - Exploring Radical Faith, Early Christian Asceticism & The Lost History of W

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Series: Library of Alexandria - Esoteric, Book 232

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ISBN10: 1807928683
ISBN13: 9781807928681
Publisher: Library of Alexandria
Published: Apr 16 2026
Pages: 64
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.13 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Have you ever wondered why the powerful stories of early female Christian leaders were left out of the standard biblical canon?

The Acts of Paul and Thecla offers a breathtaking window into the lost history of women in the early church. Written in the second century, this apocryphal narrative captures the intense spiritual fervor and radical asceticism that defined the early Christian movement. It follows the dramatic life of Thecla, a young virgin from Iconium who, upon hearing the Apostle Paul preach, renounces her privileged life, her fiancé, and her family to embrace a life of chastity and devotion to God.

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