Against Fate

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· The Byzantine Church (476-1453 AD) Book 111 · Dalcassian Press
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Gregory of Nyssa recalls a remarkable change in his correspondent: once deeply unbelieving, the man has now become outstanding in faith, a transformation Gregory attributes to divine guidance working through the wise elder Eusebius. Following this conversion, a discussion on fate arose between Gregory and a philosopher in Constantinople. At the request of his now-faithful friend—whom he addresses with deep respect—Gregory agrees to recount that conversation in writing. He emphasizes that his account will be brief, simple, and suitable for a letter, not expanding into a full-length theological treatise.
Gregory of Nyssa recalls a remarkable change in his correspondent: once deeply unbelieving, the man has now become outstanding in faith, a transformation Gregory attributes to divine guidance working through the wise elder Eusebius. Following this conversion, a discussion on fate arose between Gr...

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