Examples of using Origen in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But already a fragment of a homily, attributed to Origen, contains this comment on the words Elizabeth spoke at the Visitation“It is I who should have come to visit you, because you are blessed above all women, you are the Mother of my Lord, you are my Lady”(Fragment, PG 13, 1902 D).
ENQUIRER: If the“Spirit,” or the divine portion of the soul, is pre-existent as a distinct being from all eternity, as Origen, Synesius, and other semi-Christians and semi-Platonic philosophers taught, and if it is the same, and nothing more than the metaphysically-objective soul, how can it be otherwise than eternal?
From Origen(d. ca. 254)
Origen(226-232 A.D.): Whoever dies in his sins, even if he profess to believe in Christ,
Commenting on this Psalm, Origen, the great Christian writer of the third century, noted:"If a man seeks the face of the Lord,
Hippolytus of Rome, Origen of Alexandria and Caesarea,
If all the Egyptian monks were not Evagrius, and if few among them must have read Origen in the text, the fact remains that they were formed to Christian spirituality by the teaching of pastors who remained strongly influenced by the orientation Origen had given to the Church of Alexandria through the School which he directed there for many years.
the theological school, called“Didaskaleion”, which flourished in Alexandria with the work of Clement and Origen.
such as Clement of Alexandria, Origen, and others.
He was greatly influenced by Origen.
Gregory's philosophical writings were influenced by Origen.
Canons condemning the teaching of Origen and Evagrius.
Origen even wrote that Josephus didn't believe in Jesus.
Origen describes the process that leads to this discovery well.
Neither Augustine nor Origen had any evolutionary concept in mind.
Origen. net- CCA wood
Probably when both Fnatic and Origen made the semifinals in 2015.
Origen and Unicorns of Love were polar opposites in every way.
Origen even wrote that Josephus did not believe in Jesus Christ.
Origen reports on this custom and describes it as‘not unreasonable.'”.