Marcion did not argue with the scriptures; he cut them, publishing a gospel with the parts he disliked physically removed. This is the reply — five books against Marcion, and the rest of Tertullian's fights with the heretics of his day, together with the moral writings of his later years. Modern English.
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Contents
Against Marcion
1Marcion's Two Gods2Never New, Never Unknown3A Flower from the Hedgerow4Late to the Rescue5The Stolen Slave6A God No One Fears7Adam the First Heretic8Free and His Own Master9A Cherub Turned Accuser10The Doctor and His Instruments11The Voice in the Garden12God Made Small13Nothing from God Comes Suddenly14The Christ They Did Not Know15Real Flesh and a Real Birth16An Infant Plunders Damascus17Reigning from the Tree18The Mark on the Forehead19The City Let Down From Heaven20Which Gospel Came First21What the Demon Knew22The Hands That Touched the Leper23The Son of Man Forgives Sins24New Wine and the Sabbath25The Christ of the Prophets26Woe to the Rich27An Eye for an Eye28A Kindness That Still Stammered29The Mother Standing Outside30Even Your Novelties Are Old31Moses and Elijah in Glory32The Seventy and the Serpents33Hidden from the Wise34Teach Us to Pray35The Word That Rejected Moses36The Ravens and the Shut Door37The Supper and the Two Masters38Divorce and Abraham’s Bosom39The Ten Lepers and the Kingdom40Son of David, Have Mercy41Caesar’s Coin and David’s Lord42Signs of the Coming Kingdom43The Phantom of a Phantom44A Spirit Has No Bones45The Shipmaster of Pontus46Paul and Peter Agree47The Sponge and the Scars48The Foolishness of God49Christ Our Passover50Let Marcion Produce a Prophet51The Body Rises Again52Sown a Body, Raised a Body53The Veil and the Clay Jars54The Judgment Seat and the Law55The Likeness of Sinful Flesh56What Marcion Erased57Hidden in God, Not From Him58The Shadow Belongs to the Body