Origen and the Valentinian Gnosis

ORIGEN AND THE VALENTINIAN GNOSIS BY G. QUISPEL Roughly speaking we can divide research on Origen into three stages. Eugene de Faye, Hal Koch and others stressed the philosophical aspects of Origen's teaching and studied his relation to Greek philosophy. These books were valuable, even if at a later date the specific relevance of Middle Platonism was underlined. The catholic renewal after the last world war led to the discovery of Origen as a churchman. Excellent books of Henri de Lubac, Henri Crouzel and so many other prominent scholars showed that Origen was primarily not a philosopher, but a theologian

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