2 Thessalonians
Paulc. 51
The 'man of sin' or 'son of perdition' passage (chapter 2) became the basis for centuries of speculation about the Antichrist, influencing political theology from the medieval papacy debates through modern apocalypticism.
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The 'man of sin' or 'son of perdition' passage (chapter 2) became the basis for centuries of speculation about the Antichrist, influencing political theology from the medieval papacy debates through modern apocalypticism.