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Tertullian was a Greek patriarch of the early Christian church. He famously proclaimed that "Jerusalem" - i.e., Christianity and Judaism - should be separate from "Athens," or classical Greek philosophy.

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	'''Tertullian''' was a [[Greek]] [[patriarch]] of the early [[Christian]] [[church]]. He famously proclaimed that "[[Jerusalem]]" - i.e., Christianity and [[Judaism]] - should be separate from "[[Athens]]," or classical Greek [[philosophy]].		'''Tertullian''' was a [[Greek]] [[patriarch]] of the early [[Christian]] [[church]]. He famously proclaimed that "[[Jerusalem]]" - i.e., Christianity and [[Judaism]] - should be separate from "[[Athens]]," or classical Greek [[philosophy]].

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