Faith Gives Fullness to Reasoning

This volume clarifies Gregory Nazaizen's late fourth century C.E. debate with Neo-Arians, Pneumatomachians, pagans and others concerning the nature of paideia and theology. It focuses on the context of philosophical rhetorica, Christian tradition, and scriptural interpretation as they inform his arguments with his opponents

Epistemology · Faith · Classical Antiquity Studies · Classical Philosophy and Thought · Computer Science · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies · Philosophy · Psychology

• The Cambridge History of Early Christian Literature

  Open Access•Augustine Casiday, Frances Young et al.•CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF EARLY…•2004

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• Toward an Orthodox Hermeneutic

  Theodore G Stylianopoulos•Oxford Handbook of the Bible in…•2022

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• Arnobius and Lactantius

  Open Access•Oliver Nicholson•CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF EARLY…•2004

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• Classical genres in Christian guise; Christian genres in classical guise

  Open Access•Frances Young, Frances M Young•CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF EARLY…•2004

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• Social and historical setting

  Open Access•R A Markus•CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF EARLY…•2004

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• Tales of Imitation

  Marco Vespa•Illinois Classical Studies•2022

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• From a Neo-Patristic Legacy of Georges Florovsky to the Radical Theological Commitment in the Dialogue with Science

  Open Access•Alexei V Nesteruk•Journal of Siberian Federal…•2016

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• Byzantine Visual Culture

  Anne Karahan•Numen•2016

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• Defining the Boundaries of Orthodoxy

  Open Access•Christine Shepardson•Church History•2007

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