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Two texts by Emperor Justinian |
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Thursday, 04 December 2008 19:16 |
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Two new documents by Emperor St Justinian are now found in the Patristics Library. The Anathemas against Origen convey Justinian's disapproval of perceived Origenist theology; and the Dialogue with Paul of Nisibis recounts a portion of a conversation between an Orthodox and a Nestorian speaker, on the theology of the dispute. Both texts reveal critical source information on the disputes of the era. |
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Two texts by St Gregory the Wonderworker |
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Monday, 24 November 2008 16:24 |
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The Patristics Library has been updated to provide two new texts by St Gregory the Wonderworker (St Gregory Thaumaturgos). One is his brief statement of faith, which provides a summary articulation of the faith of the Church as St Gregory confessed it, and which reflects the creedal consciousness of the era; and the second is the collections of the canons of St Gregory, also known as his canonical epistle. |
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New 'Word from the Holy Fathers' podcasts forthcoming |
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 12:26 |
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Monachos.net is pleased to announce that, in partnership with Ancient Faith Radio, a new series of weekly internet broadcasts will soon be beginning. Called A Word From the Holy Fathers, after the section of the Monachos.net web site of the same name, the weekly 'podcast' will offer a reflection on a specific writing from the Fathers of the Church, with a brief summary of its history, meaning, and application for today. Click here for further information, and an audio teaser.
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New books review area |
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Friday, 04 July 2008 00:00 |
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Launched the new Monachos Books Review: a new section of the Monachos.net web site, connected to the Discussion Community forum, which allows members and readers to submit books for review, and offer reviews of listed or new titles. This is aimed to be a major new feature of the web site, providing the space for dedicated reviews of volumes -- whether in traditional print or electronic media -- that relate to the site's focus on Orthodoxy through its patristic, monastic and liturgical heritage. It is also an interactive venture, inviting your participation -- whether through providing details for books you'd like to see reviewed by others, by providing your own reviews on new volumes, or contributing your reviews to those of others. |
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First radio broadcast now available on-line |
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Monday, 01 December 2008 12:27 |
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The first broadcast in our new A Word from the Holy Fathers series with Ancient Faith Radio has aired on 1st December 2008, under the title 'St Irenaeus on a Christ of Every Age' - exploring St Irenaeus of Lyon's famous passage on Christ passing through every age of human life. You can listen to this new broadcast online by visiting our Radio Broadcasts Area. |
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Launch of Autumn update to Monachos.net |
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Saturday, 15 November 2008 00:10 |
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On 15th November 2008, the major Autumn upgrade to Monachos.net went on-line, following the upgrading of the Discussion Community forum earlier this month. This constitutes a major upgrade to the web site, which is now powered by a different content system offering a number of new features, many of which are described in this document.
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New system to power Monachos |
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Monday, 07 July 2008 16:04 |
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The server system that powers Monachos.net has been upgraded to allow for a better organisation of contents, fuller features, and a host of new abilities for presenting and editing our information. Some of these improvements will be visible to readers already; others will emerge in the days and weeks ahead as we continue to roll out various aspects of the new functionality. |
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A study on the nature of sin as exile |
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Friday, 09 May 2008 00:00 |
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Added a new doctrinal study / reflection, The spirit of exile and the sin of man. This article explores the nature of sin and humanity's sinful condition, taking the basic paradigm not as 'fall', but 'exile' - using texts from the Lenten Triodion as a starting point. |
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