Alexandria, Antioch and Cappadocian schools in the history of Christian thought. In 3 volumes: Valery Savrey

The Alexandrian school in the history of Christian thought.
The training manual presents a course of lectures given by the author at the philosophical and historical faculties of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov in 1997-2009 The book introduces the reader to the Alexandrian school – a conceptual historical and philosophical concept, covering a complex of the most important issues of a late -mean and early Christian worldview. The development of philosophical ideas in their close connection with the reflection of religious thought is traced through a series of centuries – from the emergence of the Alexandrian school to its extinction and qualitative degeneration into the form of the inherent Christian thought of the “golden age” of intellectual tradition. Alexandria as a world center of culture competed with Rome and leader in the field of philosophical education. She gave the world Plotinus and Origen, made a decisive contribution to overcoming Gnosticism as the first temptation of Christian philosophical thought. Arianism and Origenism began to spread from here, but there were also a form …

Author
Savrey Valery Yakovlevich
Editor
Kolotovkin N.I., Novikova I.E., Bosina E. A. + more 2 more
Publisher
Publishing House of Moscow University, 2012