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Lecture by Steenberg: “Fallen man or exiled son?”

Posted on March 7, 2011 by

Here is video of an address given by Revd. Prof. M.C. Steenberg, now Hieromonk Irenei.  The title of the talk is “Fallen man or exiled son?  Voices from antiquity on ‘original sin’ in the 21st Century.”  It’s just under an … Continue reading →

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Irenaeus on the Fall

Posted on March 7, 2011 by

[This is something I posted yesterday at Arts & Faith.  Given how often I've written here about Shestov, and the topic of the Fall, it's clearly relevant here too.  It also represents a shift in my thinking.] I just borrowed … Continue reading →

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