Method and ideas of Saint John Cassian
Sources of his thought Quasten believes that Cassian’s spiritual teachings are based on the Bible, in addition to his connection with Alexandrian theological thought, especially in […]
The Theology of Saint John Cassian
Saint John Cassian and the heresy of likening God to man Anthropomorphism Regarding debate 10 on “Prayer,” some wondered about the heresy of likening God to man.
His writings: Secondly, The Debates and Thirdly: The Divine Incarnation - Against Nestorius
Second: Collationes Patrum (Conferences) is a group of debates conducted by Saint Cassian and his friend Germanius with the greatest fathers of wilderness in Egypt.
His writings: First: Institutions for the company system
In Marseille, at the request of Bishop Castor, Cassian drew up the following two works: First: Institutions for the Company System. Second: Debates. (*a) Cassian's situation
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The life of Saint John Cassian
His origins[1] Saint John Cassian is considered one of the most famous spiritual writers of the fifth century in southern Gaul (France), especially in thought.
Index to the book Life, Thoughts and Writings of Saint John Cassianos
His life, his upbringing, his monastic life.———– p. 7 His writings First: Institutions for the Company System———– p. 11 Part One 1-4:———– p. 11
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Part Two - 2 - Two treatises on virginity
In 1752 AD, Wetstein discovered in the library of “The Remonstrants” in Amsterdam a text in Syriac by Syric Peschitta of two letters addressed to the celibate.
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Chapter Two - 1 - The Epistle of Clement called the Second
This work was contained alongside the original letter of Saint Clement of Rome in the first three manuscripts mentioned above: The manuscript
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Chapter One - The First Epistle of Clement or the Epistle of the Church of Rome to the Church of Corinth
Sections of the message: We can divide the message into: Introduction: From the Church of Rome to the Church of Corinth, in which the bishop reveals a truth
The first article: Paradise
The beauty of paradise: “And the Lord God planted a garden in Eden in the east, and there he placed the man whom he had formed” (Genesis 2:8
Introduction, introduction and definition
The life and deeds of Saint Basil the Great Saint Basil was born around the year 330 AD into one of the luminous Christian families of all time.
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Excerpts from the works of Saint Athanasius the Great
* Life in Christ – (For true life is… the life that a person lives in Christ). (Pascha 3:7) –
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