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Theology
The Other Benedict Option: Humility
What a sixth-century monk can teach all of us about public engagement
Stephen Pardue
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sixth-century Europe, unprecedented chaos gripped the dying remnants of
the Roman Empire. As Europe entered a period of political chaos and
moral decline, a young Christian by the name of Benedict started a
movement that would radically reshape Christian habits of life for more
than a millennium.
His
primary contribution was fairly basic, perhaps even pedestrian: He
offered a clear and orderly way to organize Christian monasteries,
penning what came to be known as The Rule, which detailed how ...
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Friday, August 3, 2018
The Other Benedict Option: Humility
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