A. D. 130, By Justin Martyr

The author is Justin Martyr. He shows is ability in the history of developing Christianity in early century. Justin was born in the Roman city in ancient Shechem in Samaria. He was raised by pagan parents. One day, He sought to find life's meaning in the philosophies from first century to second century. His teacher in the first century had no knowledge about the existence of God. In A.D. 130, after a conversation with an old man, Justin’s life was transformed wonderfully when he said, “A fire was suddenly kindled in my soul. I fell in love with the prophets and these men who had loved Christ; I reflected on all their words and found that this philosophy alone was true and profitable”. That is how and why I became a philosopher. And I wish that everyone felt the same way that I do. He is journey through his
In the light of the second-century, it sorts more education about the path in which the main experiences between the Church and society are used to develop a good Christian life. In the time, where trying to integrate the Christian along with the society it found a lot of disappointment which transform Christianity in his time. He gave suggestion about how Christian services should be coordinate which have great impact to increase of Christianity. He suggests that true knowledge is power and showing true love in Christianity vital in our relationship with God and said we should focus on that. And this gives spread of Christianity throughout region. In any case, from Justin's ideas, it is conceivable to develop an extremely sufficient picture of second-century religious philosophy and morals and even some extremely valuable looks of the internal life of the congregation in love. Justin is a proselytizer, writing to safeguard Christianity from outside assault and tending to himself, at minimum in the Apologies, to society gathering