Claves antropológicas del pensamiento de Clemente de Alejandría

Abstract

Clement of Alexandria is considered the founder of Christian philosophy, proving that faith and philosophy are certainly complementary. Born in the middle of the second century, inaugurated the convergence and alliance between Christianity and Greek culture. Much of his works have an incalculable value in ecclesiastical literature and Christian philosophy of the early centuries of the Church. This study addresses in depth the vision that the Alexandrian author had about man. Topics such as the soul-body disposition, the end of man to reach his own identity as an image of God and to develop the call to be like God, freedom or openness to the truth, they center the content of this work and lead us to know the most important keys of the anthropology of Clement of Alexandria.