At dinner one recent evening, I asked a theologian and good friend of the church what ideas in our faith tradition had fed his interest. An Oxford scholar of early Christianity, he said it was hearing the ideas of the Cappadocian Fathers recapitulated in an unexpected nineteenth-century setting. The Cappadocians were three hugely influential fourth-cent…
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