Martyrdom. The Christian concept of m. is derived from two sources: first, as witness to Christ's death and resurrection and thence to the truth of the Christian faith even to death; and secondly, from a belief in the honour of dying for a noble cause, which Christians shared with pagans and Jews in the Greek east:
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