Patristics


On the Incarnation
Confessions
City of God
St. Irenaeus of Lyons: On the Apostolic Preaching | Early Christian Theology Book for Biblical Studies | Second Century Church Father Writings | ... Faith and Scripture (Popular Patristics)
On the Holy Spirit
On Christian Doctrine
The Book of Pastoral Rule
The Life of Moses
On God and Christ, The Five Theological Orations and Two Letters to Cledonius: St. Gregory of Nazianzus
On the Unity of Christ (Popular Patristics)
On the Cosmic Mystery of Jesus Christ: Selected Writings
The Trinity
On the Divine Images: 3 Apologies Against Those Who Attack the Divine Images
On Social Justice: St. Basil the Great
On The Human Condition: St. Basil the Great
On the Incarnation by Athanasius of AlexandriaCity of God by Augustine of HippoThe Christian Tradition 1 by Jaroslav PelikanThe Christian Tradition 3 by Jaroslav PelikanThe History of the Church by Eusebius
Protestants for Patristics
122 books — 10 voters

The Heavenly Father by Hegumen Abraam SlemanThe Heavenly Father by Hegumen Abraam G SlemanYahweh by Hegumen Abraam SlemanThe Logos of God by Hegumen Abraam SlemanThe New Testament by Hegumen Abraam Sleman
The Heavenly Father
9 books — 1 voter
The History of the Church by EusebiusThe Lost History of Christianity by Philip JenkinsThe Story of Christianity, Volume 1 by Justo L. GonzálezPontifex Maximus by Christopher LascellesCity of God by Augustine of Hippo
Early Christians, Early Church
147 books — 40 voters

To insure the stability of imperial power, it is sufficient for an emperor to serve God with reverence.
Hermais Sozomen, The Ecclesiastical History of Sozomen: From AD 324 to AD 425

Being (in the sense of "God is Being, from whom all creation takes its being") is an auto-kenetic crystalline active power unfolding within itself unceasingly. The key concept is that of intrinsic cyclic motion, power to act. Existence is a verb, an action, a doing. "Action springs forth" (from "to be") as the "Word leapt. ...more
Michel René Barnes, Augustine and Nicene Theology: Essays on Augustine and the Latin Argument for Nicaea

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