Discussion post Considering the central tenets of Plotinus’s “Neoplatonism,” discuss how it might have impacted the formation of doctrine in early

Discussion post

Considering the central tenets of Plotinus’s “Neoplatonism,” discuss how it might have impacted the formation of doctrine in early Christianity as well as how Christianity might have otherwise adopted some components of Ancient, Hellenistic and Roman philosophy.

Instructions: provide an answer using scholarly resources to back up your assertions.

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