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Essence-energy distinction in St. John Chrysostom: "This is why the Apostles were sent, to speak what they had heard, not to add aught from their own stock, and that we for our part should believe—that we should believe what?—'concerning His Name.' Not that we should be curious…

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"This is why the Apostles were sent, to speak what they had heard, not to add aught from their own stock, and that we for our part should believe—that we should believe what?—'concerning His Name.' Not that we should be curious…

Here is Saint Irenaeus (fl. 180) teaching the exact same doctrine as Dionysius regarding the necessity of material symbols to approach the divine: "Now the gifts, oblations, and all the sacrifices, did the people receive IN A FIGURE, as was shown to Moses in the mount, from one…

Discussing BREAKTHROUGH New Scholarship that may prove 1st Century Icon Veneration. W/ @ScriptoriumP 👇

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coolest thing i have done recently: walk through an abandoned medieval hillside village in greece whose 33 churches have been maintained by local monks as shrines to various saints

WeirdMedieval's tweet image. coolest thing i have done recently: walk through an abandoned medieval hillside village in greece whose 33 churches have been maintained by local monks as shrines to various saints
WeirdMedieval's tweet image. coolest thing i have done recently: walk through an abandoned medieval hillside village in greece whose 33 churches have been maintained by local monks as shrines to various saints
WeirdMedieval's tweet image. coolest thing i have done recently: walk through an abandoned medieval hillside village in greece whose 33 churches have been maintained by local monks as shrines to various saints
WeirdMedieval's tweet image. coolest thing i have done recently: walk through an abandoned medieval hillside village in greece whose 33 churches have been maintained by local monks as shrines to various saints

The way I understand it is that the whole world can be considered a kind of living theophany of God. Dionysius teaches that every aspect of the world, from its bare being, to its material existence, to the existence of life and intellect, is a reflection or outflowing of what God…

@C2Antiquity @Craig_Truglia I was greatly intrigued by the latest C2E video, where the guest was referencing the Divine names by St. Dionysius. It inspired me to read his works again, as I don't think I have actually read them since I converted. But what struck me the most…



Reposting for the feastday:

A hymn of Saint John Psaltes (+600), the abbot of the Monastery of Qenneshrin, on the Himyarite Martyrs of Najran and their leader Saint Harith (Arethas), with reference to the forty martyrs of Sebaste:

TryinPhilotheus's tweet image. A hymn of Saint John Psaltes (+600), the abbot of the Monastery of Qenneshrin, on the Himyarite Martyrs of Najran and their leader Saint Harith (Arethas), with reference to the forty martyrs of Sebaste:
TryinPhilotheus's tweet image. A hymn of Saint John Psaltes (+600), the abbot of the Monastery of Qenneshrin, on the Himyarite Martyrs of Najran and their leader Saint Harith (Arethas), with reference to the forty martyrs of Sebaste:
TryinPhilotheus's tweet image. A hymn of Saint John Psaltes (+600), the abbot of the Monastery of Qenneshrin, on the Himyarite Martyrs of Najran and their leader Saint Harith (Arethas), with reference to the forty martyrs of Sebaste:


"Who serve unto the example and shadow of heavenly things, as Moses was admonished of God when he was about to make the tabernacle: for, See, saith he, that thou make all things according to the pattern shewed to thee in the mount." (Hebrews 8:5)

ScriptoriumP's tweet image. "Who serve unto the example and shadow of heavenly things, as Moses was admonished of God when he was about to make the tabernacle: for, See, saith he, that thou make all things according to the pattern shewed to thee in the mount." (Hebrews 8:5)

The quotes in the video are about the Neo-Platonic idea that physical objects are shadows and representations of the world of the forms. Absolutely nothing to do with iconography. Also the Dyonisius corpus is not first century.



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The Prophet Moses is in Heaven before the Throne of God, and can intercede for us if we pray to him. The Saints of the Old Testament were great men and women of God, and Moses is at least among the greatest. Link to Akathist below. 1/2

OrthodoxReflec1's tweet image. The Prophet Moses is in Heaven before the Throne of God, and can intercede for us if we pray to him. The Saints of the Old Testament were great men and women of God, and Moses is at least among the greatest. Link to Akathist below. 1/2

Genesis 35:14; Joshua 7:6; Leviticus 16:12-13; John 3:14

ScriptoriumP's tweet image. Genesis 35:14; Joshua 7:6; Leviticus 16:12-13; John 3:14

Still dont see a single shred of evidence for icon veneration in my Bible. Hmmm. 🤣



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Discussing BREAKTHROUGH New Scholarship that may prove 1st Century Icon Veneration. W/ @ScriptoriumP 👇

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Saint John Chrysostom is the best 😂 "For you are not to learn everything from me, but to take pains yourselves also and enquire further, lest ye become more dull-witted." —Homily I on Romans

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"For you are not to learn everything from me, but to take pains yourselves also and enquire further, lest ye become more dull-witted."

—Homily I on Romans

Very cool!

Old Sovereign Publishing are delighted to launch The Grand Agon. This is the event of 2026. A $1500 prize and a book contract with 10% royalties. The two finalists will have 1 Act of their play performed on the London stage by the players of @thebasecreates. The winner will…

OldSovPub's tweet image. Old Sovereign Publishing are delighted to launch The Grand Agon.

This is the event of 2026.

A $1500 prize and a book contract with 10% royalties.

The two finalists will have 1 Act of their play performed on the London stage by the players of @thebasecreates.

The winner will…


The Angel at the Empty Tomb of Christ, Irmengard Codex, Reichenau (Germany), c. AD 1053

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Wilamowitz on the Greek language. From the introduction to his Greek reader (Griechisches Lesebuch).

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Very good point. Logos needs thymos to act.

“The seeds (the Great Books) are good but the cultural soil has been depleted; the seminal ideas of Plato, Aristotle, St. Augustine, St. Thomas, only properly grow in an imaginative ground saturated with fables, fairy tales, stories, rhymes, adventures, which have developed in…



How wonderful to discover little-known saints!

I present to you Saint Zayya, a pre-Schism saint who was born in the year 309 AD and died in the year 431. He is currently venerated only by the Nestorians (the Assyrian Church of the East) – but he lived and died before the Christological controversies. orthodoxreflections.com/the-life-of-ou…



Church of Saint George, Old Fortress, Corfu, Greece


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Cyril of Alexandria: Against Julian by Matthew R. Crawford, Aaron P. Johnson and Edward Jeremiah The first full translation into English of this monumental treatise responding to the most sophisticated ancient critique of Christianity. 📘 cup.org/3JpJzg3 #ancienthistory

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The first full translation into English of this monumental treatise responding to the most sophisticated ancient critique of Christianity.
📘 cup.org/3JpJzg3 
#ancienthistory

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