History, Music, and Theopolitics
History, Music, and Theopolitics
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This volume brings together an impressive range of leading scholars to deftly navigate the field of moral arguments for God's existence.
Heinbokel argues that Gregory's De anima et resurrection is a sophisticated appropriation of the teaching that dialogues present literary microcosms and are able to participate in the fundamental relations between language and reality that are at work in the cosmos.
This volume presents an extensive introduction to Evagrius and the Scholia on Proverbs in its historical context, an entirely fresh translation from the Greek, the first to appear in print, abundant notes, and Paul Géhin's standard critical edition of the Greek text appearing on facing pages.
