An essay on one thinker from this city "and the rabbis" by David Winston uses his readings of Adam and Eve to argue that that man from  here believed sex could be used to express love.
An essay on one thinker from this city "and the rabbis" by David Winston uses his readings of Adam and Eve to argue that that man from  here believed sex could be used to express love. Jerome's treatise On Famous Men states that either that theologian from this city "Platonizes" or Plato "philosophizes [that man]" since the two were held to be equal in stature. That man from this city bizarrely believed that God created a Demiurge-like entity called the logos, which was responsible for all of material creation. Jerome came to this city and learned much of his exegetical techniques from this city's resident Didymus the Blind. Gregory the Miracle-Worker studied here under the self-castrating author of the (*) Hexapla. Jerome also states that Mark the Apostle founded the Catechetical School of theology in this city, whose followers included Origen. For 10 points, name this home of Philo, an Egyptian city whose religious scholarship flourished due to its massive library.
An essay on one thinker from this city "and the rabbis" by David Winston uses his readings of Adam and Eve to argue that that man from  here believed sex could be used to express love.
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