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Tag Archives: eusebius
St. Irenaeus’ Church Spoke in Tongues
From Eusebius, As also we hear that many brethren in the Church possess prophetic gifts, and speak, through the Spirit, with all kinds of tongues, and bring to light the secret things of men for their good, and declare the … Continue reading
Readings in Christian Ethics (O’Donovan list)
Focusing mainly on more classical and patristic texts. These are the texts in the O’Donovans’ work. So, if you wanted to read in the patristic tradition and how earlier Christians engaged in political reflection, this is a good list. Justin … Continue reading
Posted in Fathers, politics
Tagged ambrose, augustine, clement, eusebius, irenaeus, john chrysostom, justin martyr, lactantius, oliver o'donovan, origen, tertullian
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