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De lege spirituali

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  • Mark The Hermit

    The treatise De lege spirituali (“On the Spiritual Law”), delineating a monastic program, describes Christian perfection as knowledge of the Divine Presence and Providence, which begins with man knowing his limited self. Asceticism, the purpose of which is simply to dispose one to this state of awareness,…

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    The treatise De lege spirituali (“On the Spiritual Law”), delineating a monastic program, describes Christian perfection as knowledge of the Divine Presence and Providence, which begins with man knowing his limited self. Asceticism, the purpose of which is simply to dispose one to this state of awareness,…

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