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You snapped at someone today and don't fully know why.
John Cassian (5th c.): test each thought like a moneychanger tests a coin — real gold, or brass painted bright? You can't stop the thought arriving. You can refuse to spend the counterfeit. →
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Research tip: one answer should lead to another question.
"If the early Church didn't practice sola scriptura, what did the Reformers claim they were recovering?"
That's a thread — not a single search.
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For the Church Fathers, Job wasn't a puzzle to solve.
Chrysostom: affliction purifies.
Gregory: patience is the model.
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