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2023
Abstract Abstract: Augustine is often understood to be indifferent to forms of regime or constitutional order in this world, so long as the public power wielded by rulers and institutions does not compel the performance of unjust or impious deeds.
Mary M. Keys, Colleen E. Mitchell
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Abstract Abstract: Augustine is often understood to be indifferent to forms of regime or constitutional order in this world, so long as the public power wielded by rulers and institutions does not compel the performance of unjust or impious deeds.
Mary M. Keys, Colleen E. Mitchell
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Blackfriars, 1938
For a Thomist the validity of any method in patristic study can be gauged by the effort to attain to an objective knowledge of patristic thought. It is only for its own sake that truth is to be sought for if we are to chance to find it. The theologian who brings his own preconceptions to the study of the Fathers will only rediscover what he has himself
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For a Thomist the validity of any method in patristic study can be gauged by the effort to attain to an objective knowledge of patristic thought. It is only for its own sake that truth is to be sought for if we are to chance to find it. The theologian who brings his own preconceptions to the study of the Fathers will only rediscover what he has himself
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2012
Abstract This article considers the different versions of the patristic debate between 1517 and 1720. It focuses on the century between John Jewel's Challenge sermon that occurred in 1559, and the Restoration of the monarchy. It chronologically reviews several important and controversial debates from the sixteenth and seventeenth ...
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Abstract This article considers the different versions of the patristic debate between 1517 and 1720. It focuses on the century between John Jewel's Challenge sermon that occurred in 1559, and the Restoration of the monarchy. It chronologically reviews several important and controversial debates from the sixteenth and seventeenth ...
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1992
Of all the church Fathers, Erasmus preferred St Jerome, for in him he found the perfect combination of 'bonae litterae' and 'philosophia Christi,' which were to become the two fundamental concepts of the Erasmian reform program. This volume is devoted to Erasmus' edition of the works of St. Jerome, including his letters and a variety of other writings,
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Of all the church Fathers, Erasmus preferred St Jerome, for in him he found the perfect combination of 'bonae litterae' and 'philosophia Christi,' which were to become the two fundamental concepts of the Erasmian reform program. This volume is devoted to Erasmus' edition of the works of St. Jerome, including his letters and a variety of other writings,
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Abstract Christian writers in the second through fifth centuries interacted with the deuterocanonical books a great deal and, at least sometimes, articulated theoretical reflections on the significance of such use. These writers set the parameters of the discussion as to whether Christians should consider the deuterocanonical books to be
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2019
Mariological reflection in some second-century Fathers is introduced, especially the parallel with Eve; this explicit reflection on Mary is set beside second-century reflection on the Church as Virgin Mother, a tradition only later explicitly related to Mary as Virgin Mother.
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Mariological reflection in some second-century Fathers is introduced, especially the parallel with Eve; this explicit reflection on Mary is set beside second-century reflection on the Church as Virgin Mother, a tradition only later explicitly related to Mary as Virgin Mother.
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