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Tag Archives: philo
Review: Arius: Heresy and Tradition
by Rowan Williams Date: January 2014 Being faithful to church teachings does not mean merely chanting former slogans, but critically receiving the church’s witness and faithfully putting it into a new context in response to a new crisis. Rowan Williams … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, Fathers, Philosophy
Tagged arianism, athanasius, neo platonism, origen, philo, rowan williams, substance
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Origen and the Life of the Stars
Alan Scott sheds light on key problems in Hellenism by focusing on Origen’s view of the stars’ souls. Ancient Greece certainly discussed the possibility that the stars are alive (and we will use the phrase” alive,” “intelligence,” and “souls” interchangeably … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fathers
Tagged angels, clement, gnosticism, hellenism, origen, philo, plato, soul, toll houses
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