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How influenced were the early church father by platonic and neo-platonic philosophy? Were many of them just Greek philosophers disguised as Christians? Join Josh and Murr as they dive in to discuss the influence of ancient philosophy on the early Christians. For more about Voices from the Desert, check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/VoicesfromtheDesert
Developing a Sound Mind: an interview with Michael Sulllivant Part 1
Voices from the Desert
52 minutes
7 months ago
Developing a Sound Mind: an interview with Michael Sulllivant Part 1
Today on the Voices from the Desert, Josh and Murr interview Michael Sullivant and dive into a discussion on discipleship, the sound mind, and spiritual formation. Michael Sullivant is the founder of Radius Ministries along with his wife Terri Sullivant. Michael also serves as the Director of Relational Networks for the Life Model Works. Tune in and this conversation will stimulate your brain! For more about Voices from the Desert, visit out Patreon page: patreon.com/VoicesfromtheDesert For m...
Voices from the Desert
How influenced were the early church father by platonic and neo-platonic philosophy? Were many of them just Greek philosophers disguised as Christians? Join Josh and Murr as they dive in to discuss the influence of ancient philosophy on the early Christians. For more about Voices from the Desert, check out our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/VoicesfromtheDesert