"Satan: The Early Christian Tradition" (published by Kyobunkan) is an academic work by J.B. Russell (Jeffrey Burton Russell) that discusses the evolution of the concepts of demons and Satan within the context of early Christianity. Translator: Mikiko Nomura. Publication year: 1987 (first printing), etc. Main content and example structure: - Inheritance of the concepts of Satan and demons from ancient Judaism to Christianity - Analysis based on biblical texts and writings of early church fathers and theologians - Ontology of evil and symbolic interpretations in the ancient church - The boundary between "evil" and "good," and its relation to worldview and sin theory This book is substantial reading in the fields of religious studies, theology, and philosophy, and is a valuable resource for graduate students, researchers, and readers interested in faith. I have inspected the item, but there may be oversights. Please only purchase if you understand that this is a used item. If there are any discrepancies in the product name, description, or description input field, the contents of the photos will take precedence. Please refrain from price negotiations. Discounts are possible for bulk purchases. ◆About Packaging◆ The item will be carefully packed in a waterproof plastic bag. ◆About Shipping◆ It will be shipped via Mercari delivery service, which allows for anonymous shipping. ◆About Comments◆ If you have any questions about the product, please ask in the comments section "before purchasing." Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing. ...................... For the latest information, please see my profile. ...................... *Nationwide free shipping! ...................... *Simple cleaning completed! ...................... *Delivered with waterproofing! ...................... Shipping method may change depending on the situation.