Justin the Martyr was beheaded in the year 165 at Rome, Italy.
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Martyr was Justin Martyr's last name. He was not a philosopher but one of the early Church Fathers
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There are a number of saints named Justin. However, Justin the martyr was originally from Palestine but later moved to Rome where he died as a martyr.
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Justin Martyr.
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I believe a balance scale and also possibly a Sword, as he died by the sword- and is called Justin Martyr.
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The word "martyr" comes from the Greek word "martys," meaning witness. While Justin Martyr played a significant role in early Christian theology and apologetics, the term "martyr" was used before him to refer to those who died for their faith.
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Justin was beheaded in 165 at Rome, Italy.
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He was condemned to death by the prefect, Rusticus, and then executed.
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Saint Justin the Martyr was declared a saint long before the canonization process was put into place and no miracles were required. He died as a martyr and that was all that was required of the early Christians for sainthood.
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The overseers that Saint Justin Martyr writes about later became known as bishops in the Christian church hierarchy.
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St. Justin Martyr was an apologist who lived in the second century. He was born in 100 A.D. A couple of his works have survived the centuries. See the Related Link, below, for a lengthy article about his contributions.
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Louis P. Giorgi has written:
'The windows of the Church of Saint Justin Martyr' -- subject(s): Church of Saint Justin Martyr (Lower Merion, Pa.), Glass painting and staining, History
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He was a Samarian. That was in central Palestine at that time and in northwest Jordan today.
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St. Justin the martyr is the patron saint of:
apologists
lecturers
orators
philosophers
speakers
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Justin Martyr wrote, in his Apology: "In saying that the Lord, who is the first offspring of God, was born for us without sexual union, as Jesus Christ our Teacher and that he was crucified and died, and after rising again, ascended into heaven, we introduce nothing new ..."
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St. Justin Martyr was declared a saint by the Catholic Church in the 2nd century, shortly after he was martyred in the year 165 AD. However, the formal process of canonization as it is known today was not established until much later in the Church's history.
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Saint Justin the Martyr was declared a saint by the early Christian community due to his writings defending the faith and his martyrdom for refusing to renounce Christianity. His teachings and defense of the faith were widely recognized and praised by the early Church, leading to his canonization as a saint.
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He is responsible for the martyrdom of the first apologist, Justin, and some people belive he is also responsible for the death of Polycarp.
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Paul was given as an answer. However, no one is sure exactly HOW Paul died. Justin Martyr, an early Christian apologist, actually said Jesus was laid in a manger.
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Justin Martyr, though not necessarily a Church Father, but an early writer.
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Karl Gottlieb Semisch has written:
'Justin Martyr' -- subject(s): Theology, History
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To be martyred or to become a martyr. To martyr would refer to the person doing the killing.
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Justin Martyr was known for being an early Christian apologist who defended the beliefs and practices of Christianity against Roman philosophers and authorities. He also wrote extensively about the relationship between philosophy and Christianity, and is considered one of the first theologians to attempt to reconcile Christian teachings with Greek philosophy.
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Joost Smit Sibinga has written:
'The Old Testament text of Justin Martyr' -- subject(s): Bible, Versions
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Martyr - someone who dies for what they believe is right
Sometimes, they could also be called suicide bombers!!!!
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Charles Munier has written:
'L' Apologie de Saint Justin philosophe et martyr' -- subject(s): Apologetics, History
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Martyr is a noun or verb. You could say that someone "is a martyr" or that someone was "made a martyr of".
you could say someone "was martyred". A martyr is a person who died because, or as a result of, their faith or religious belief.
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A political Martyr because she wanted to be a martyr for her cause
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