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The seven deadly sins: John Cassian
The Calvin seminar on the seven deadly sins led by Rebecca De Young and Robert (Bob) Kruschwitz continued from Evagrius to monastic pioneer John Cassian.
From Cassian’s wikipedia page: John Cassian (c. AD 360 – c. 435), also known as John...
The seven deadly sins: Evagrius
Evagrius Ponticus and his “eight deadly thoughts” - the taproot of the seven deadly sins tradition
“The best faculty development program I ever attended.” This is the comment I have heard from a number of faculty friends over the years abo...
In a nutshell: Christian humanism as the essential resource for faithful engagement in the modern university
Cours de philosophie à Paris, Grandes chroniques de France, late 14th c., artist unknown; Castres, bibliothèque municipale, ms. 3, f. 277r
HWOL subscribers will recognize the main arguments in this talk; but here they are further developed...
Christian stability in a frantically mobile world: The monastic virtue we still need
In his co-written book Inhabiting the Church, New Monastic pioneer Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove began to reflect on what Benedictine monasticism can teach us today. he followed this up with an entire book to the Benedictine virtue of stability...
Does evangelical "immediatism," or direct access to God in Jesus, mean we cannot learn from tradition? No.
The Forerunners of Christ with Saints and Martyrs, Fra Angelico (ca. 1395-1455); National Gallery, London
One may say: “If evangelical mysticism/immediatism (direct access to God in Jesus) has stunted our ecclesiology by making everything...
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Dr. Chris R Armstrong is senior fellow of Anselm House at UMN. A historian, speaker, and academic entrepreneur, Chris studies the long tradition known as Christian humanism. His next book is Fully Human: A Brief History of Pro-Flourishing Faith.
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