The Religion of Nature Delineated · Character
John Chrysostom
Church Father cited on moral and theological points.
minor
Also known as Chrysostom
First appearance: v truths relating to the deity of his existence perfection providence etc
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John Chrysostom first appears in 0008 v truths relating to the deity of his existence perfection providence etc.
With A Man (professional): A Man cites John Chrysostom as a patristic authority on moral and theological matters. With A Man (professional): A Man cites John Chrysostom as a patristic authority on moral and theological matters.
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- Diverse Philosophical and Historical Exemplars
- Protagonist
- Classical and Biblical Authorities
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