Contributions

  • Bunge, Gabriel, 1940- - Contributor

Publication

2009 - St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, Crestwood, N.Y, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

38,000 words, Guess

Page Count

152 pages

Identifiers

  • ISBN-139780881413373
  • ISBN-100881413372
  • Library of Congress Control Number2009032715
  • OCLC Control Number430678981
  • Better World Books9780881413373
and 1 more

Classifications

  • DDC241/.3
  • LCCBR65.E923 D7313 2009
  • LCCBR65.E923D7313 2009

Description

"Evagrius Ponticus (343-399 AD), an influential writer among the early Christian monks, spent sixteen years in the desert of Egypt, mostly at Kellia (the Cells). He was a disciple of the two Macarii - saints of Egypt and of Alexandria - under whose guidance he became a "philosopher," one who writes about the Christian life." "This study of Evagrius' writings on anger, and its causes, consequences and cures, offers useful spiritual insight with practical applications for the post-modern reader. Drawing from Evagrius' voluminous writings, the author examines the stirrings of the human heart, deftly diagnosing the souces of overblown and wayward anger." --Book Jacket.

Subjects

Topics

Anger241/.3HistoryEarly churchChristianityReligious aspectsDoctrinal Theology

Genres

  • Early works to 1800

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