On the Holy Spirit by Basil the Great
Basil the Great wrote “On the Holy Spirit” around 374 AD. His purpose was to “prove” the divinity of the Holy Spirit.
Basil the Great wrote “On the Holy Spirit” around 374 AD. His purpose was to “prove” the divinity of the Holy Spirit.
The Didache, also known as “The Teachings of the Twelve Apostles,” is a brief catechism from the first century.
The Patristic era of church history ran from 33 to 590 AD. It had three subunits: Apostles; Martyrs; and Emperors.
The Catholic Church gives the title “Doctor of the Church” to their very greatest teachers of theology or doctrine. Here are the current 37.
There have been seven (or 21) times when all church leaders gathered to reach a consensus on important issues. These events are called “Ecumenical Councils.”