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Period: 160 BCE to 220
Tertullian
Tertullian is now and again called "the Father of Latin Christianity". He is unquestionably one of the fathers of
Christian rational theology (alongside, maybe, Irenaeus). He was prestigious as a researcher and writer, composing widely against Gnosticism and with regards to Christianity. -
Period: 272 to 337
Constantine
Constantine is some of the time alluded to as the "Deliverer of Christianity". Before his change, Christianity was still an aggrieved religion in the Roman Empire. As late as 303 A.D., the Emperor Diocletian propelled a gigantic oppression battle against Christians. With the change of Constantine in 312 A.D., Christianity got to be respectable, as well as ascendant. -
Period: 295 to Dec 25, 1568
Athanasius
Athanasius is maybe the most powerful of all the Early Church Fathers, with the conceivable special case of Augustine. Athanasius was referred to amid his lifetime as the "Father of Orthodoxy". -
Period: 354 to Dec 25, 1295
Augustine
St. Augustine is maybe the most persuasive of the greater part of the Early Church Fathers, building up center Church
regulation of numerous points, including submersion, fate, unique sin, and salvation by beauty. He composed more than 100 works, the most renowned being Confessions, a life account of his wild more youthful years, what's more, City of God and On Christian Doctrine, both religious tracts. Augustine likewise extraordinarily affected the course of Western religion -
Period: Nov 10, 1483 to
Martin Luther
Martin Luther was a German friar who turned into the father of the Protestant reorganization. He is most broadly known for condemning parts of the Roman Catholic Church. Specifically he trusted that it was the Bible and not the Roman Catholic Church which was the wellspring of authenticity for translating the expression of Christ. Martin Luther additionally made an interpretation of the book of scriptures into German, making it more available to the overall population.