Jerome’s Supporters and Opponents
Jerome had many friends and foes throughout his lifetime. In this episode, we discuss a listener’s question: Who were Jerome’s contemporary dialogue partners?
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Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books – CHS 0025
Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 2 – Three Perspectives on Deuterocanonical Books
Over the course of his life (ca. 331/347-419/420), Jerome adopted three perspectives toward the canon of the Old Testament. Although he is very often seen as one who completely rejected the authority of the Deuterocanonical books (e.g., Judith, Tobit and Sirach),
Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work – CHS 0024
Jerome and the Old Testament Canon pt 1 – Life, Context and Work
Since the sixteenth-century and even much earlier, Jerome’s (ca. 331/347-419/420) has had an enormous impact on the way Christians have thought about the canon of the Old Testament.
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Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy – CHS 0023
Origen’s Life, Writings, Reception and Orthodoxy
Was Origen of Alexandria an orthodox-Catholic Christian? In other words, did Origen possess an orthodox faith? In this episode we briefly discuss the complexities involved in answering this question.
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