Exploring Christian Identity

In this talk, Mr Le Couillard spoke about the meaning of the Christian Identity from the early second century Christian work titled the Letter to Diognetus. 

The letter is a formal defence of Christianity in a time when Christianity was considered a new phenomenon. Indeed, during the early Christian period, the audience learnt that Christians were considered alternative to the Jews. The Romans perceived Christians as misfits who practised virtue, self-control, to love their enemies and worshipped the Trinitarian God. Mr. Le Couillard explained how through this early Christian text we still find edification and spiritual nourishment despite being written almost more than two millenniums ago.