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Elements in Early Christian Literature

St. Ephrem the Syrian on Beatitude and the Afterlife

Andrew J. (The University of St. Thomas) Hayes

St. Ephrem the Syrian on Beatitude and the Afterlife

Elements in Early Christian Literature

St. Ephrem the Syrian on Beatitude and the Afterlife

Elements in Early Christian Literature: St. Ephrem the Syrian on Beatitude and the Afterlife

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The poetry of Ephrem the Syrian abounds in vivid symbols of the culmination of salvation history, leading from Paradise back to God. This Element argues that freedom's capacity for transformative growth in relation to God establishes Ephrem's coherent epektatic account of blessedness, even post mortem.

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Beschrijving Elements in Early Christian Literature: St. Ephrem the Syrian on Beatitude and the Afterlife

The poetry of Ephrem the Syrian abounds in vivid symbols of the culmination of salvation history, leading from Paradise back to God. This Element argues that freedom's capacity for transformative growth in relation to God establishes Ephrem's coherent epektatic account of blessedness, even post mortem.

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9781009515382
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75
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Elements in Early Christian Literature
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Engels
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