Gregory of Nazianzus

ca. 329–390
Gregory of Nazianzus was a Christian theologian and philosopher who became the archbishop of Constantinople. He was well-known for his contributions to the doctrine of the Trinity and is considered one of the three Cappadocian fathers who shaped early Christian theology. His sermons and writings, especially his “Five Theological Orations,” are foundational in Christian thought. Gregory is a saint in both Eastern and Western Christianity.

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A Christian Response to Julian’s Efforts

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He [Julian] was daily growing more infuriated against us, as though raising up waves by other waves. First he went mad and trampled on holy things, acting contemptuously toward the spirit of grace. It…