Bd. 7 (2024): Suffering and Asceticism

Articles

• Suffering Captured by Christ Jesus Humility as Divine Passion and the Passive Condition of Man Saved by Christ in the Interpretation of Phil. 3:12 by St. Basil the Great (HHum [20]) and St. John Chrysostomus (Hom. XI in Epist. ad Philipp. and Exp. in Ps. 143)

  Picu Ocoleanu (Author)

  9-21

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• The archetypal dimension of Job's paradigm, reflected in the ascetic life of St. Sophrony and St. Joseph the Hesychast A phenomenological look at the reality of suffering

  Daniel Isai (Author)

  23-36

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• Between Asceticism and Theodicy A Synthetic Sketch of Patristic Suffering

  Paul Andrei Mucichescu (Author)

  37-52

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• Women, Philosophy, and Violence St. Catherine and Hypatia from Alexandria or Being Women Philosophers in Alexandrian Late Antiquity

  Ana Ocoleanu (Author)

  53-61

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• Weakening Otherworldliness Vattimo, Hermeneutics, and the Question of Contemptus Mundi

  Daniel Ambord (Author)

  63-85

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