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Athanasius: Life of Anthony
Keywords: Athanasius,ante-nicene fathers,Anthony the Great,Egypt,Ascetic,monks,monasteries,convent,nun,devil,demons,fasting and prayer,temptations,desert fathers,Monasticism,Alexandria,persecution,Maximinus,martyrdom,evil spirit,miracles,healing,confessor,visions,satan,schism,Arius,heresy,heretics,apostacy,Philosophers,Constantine Augustus,Arians
...when he beheld the crowd, nor overjoyed at being saluted by so many. But he was altogether even as being guided by reason, and abiding in a natural state. Through him the...
Council of Nicea, AD 325
Keywords: councils,Nicaea,Nicea
...shall be held twice a year, in order that when all the bishops of the province are assembled together, such questions may by them be thoroughly examined, that so those w...
Know Your Heresies
Keywords: heretics,heretical,unorthodox,Adoptionism,Albigenses,Apollinarianism,Arianism,Docetism,Docetæ,Donatism,Gnosticism,Modalism,Monarchism,Monarchianism,Monophysitism,Nestorianism,Patripassianism,Pelagianism,Socinianism,Subordinationism,Tritheism
...ns. Often held by those who misunderstand or can't accept the Orthodox position of the Trinity. A modern-day version of this error is held by Mormons, though in a unique...
Epistle of Mathetes to Diognetus
Keywords: diognetus,mathetes,ante-nicene fathers,idols,superstition,jews,incarnation
...en, as He held and preserved His own wise counsel in concealment,43 He appeared to neglect us, and to have no care over us. But after He revealed and laid open, through H...
Creeds
Keywords: diognetus,mathetes,ante-nicene fathers,idols,superstition,jews,incarnation
...The CreedsThese four creeds have been typically held to be the main ecumenical creeds over the course of history, with the Apostle's and Nicene often being held by the ma...
Introductory Note To The Epistle Of Barnabas
Keywords: apostolic fathers,Barnabas,introduction
...prus, who held such an honourable place in the infant Church. Clement of Alexandria does so again and again (Strom., ii. 6, ii. 7, etc.). Origen describes it as "a Cathol...
