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Basil the
Great (+379)
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defender of
ecumenical councils, especially theology of the Holy
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Spirit.
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a strong
commitment to social-justice.
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composed Philokalia
with Greg. Nazianzus.
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Gregory of
Nazianzus (+390)
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defender of
orthodoxy = famous work of Five Theological Orations
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[On Trinity].
See also On Priesthood.
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Desired the
ascetic life, but his community called him to service.
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Gregory of
Nyssa (+394)
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defender of
orthodoxy; was initially a married layperson, but
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became an
ascetic-bishop after wife’s death; a mystic.
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See his Great
Cathechism; Life of Macrina (and On the Soul &
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Resurrrection).
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