Tertullian, Origen, and Cassian on Prayer: Essential Ancient Christian Writings
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Quintus Tertullian (c. 160-c. 220) is distinguished by being the
first major Christian thinker to write in the Latin language.
According to Eusebius, he was raised in Carthage, the son of a
Roman centurion. Following his conversion to the faith, he became
an impassioned defender of the rights of Christians. Origen
Adamantius (c. 185-254) taught in Alexandria, reviving the
catechetical school of Alexandria in which Clement of Alexandria
had taught. His translations, commentaries, and theological works
mark him as one of the finest minds of early Christianity. John
Cassian (c. 360-435), born in Europe, first joined a monastery in
Palestine and then traveled to Egypt to learn from the Desert
Fathers. After his return to Europe, he founded a monastery in
southern France. His writings would eventually influence St.
Benedict, who recommended Cassian's texts to his monks. All three
writers in this collection offer reflections on the Lord's Prayer,
together with practical advice for prayer. This common ground
provides a basis for comparisons, along with a rich picture of
Christian spirituality in the ancient world. At the same time, the
authors address questions about prayer that are still relevant
today.
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