symbolism of martyrdom in early christian literature
The symbolism of martyrdom in early Christian literature refers to the representation of individuals who willingly suffer and die for their faith. These martyrs are regarded as heroes and serve as symbols of devotion, faithfulness, and the triumph of Christianity over persecution.
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