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Studia Theologica No. I (VIII) / 2019 God’s goodness and human suffering in the teachings of a great Shepherd of souls: Saint John Chrysostom Archimandrite Dr Policarp Chițulescu
This article analyses the theology of suffering in St John Chrysostom, presenting it as God’s loving pedagogy towards sinners and the righteous alike. Through references to the Homilies on the Statues, the correspondence with the deaconess Olympias, and the biblical examples of Job and Paul, it is shown that afflictions serve a punitive, purifying and stimulating purpose, forming part of the divine economy, which is full of wisdom and love.
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Martyria

A biannual journal of Orthodox theology and spirituality, published by the Archdiocese of Râmnic — a forum for witness, patristic study and the encounter between faith and culture.

ISSN 2501-1804 · ISSN-L 2501-1804

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