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Gregory of Nyssa and the Culture of Oppression By Kimberly Flint-Hamilton  In the late fourth century Gregory of Nyssa spoke out against the institution of slavery in a way that none had before, vilifying it as incompatible with Christianity. What can we learn from this Cappadocian Father about seeing beyond the veil of oppression? I n the late fourth century a lone Christian voice spoke out against the oppressive institution of slavery in a way that none had before. Gregory of Nyssa (c. 335-394), one of the Cappadocian Fathers, laid out a line of reasoning vilifying the institution as incompatible with Christianity in his fourth homily on Ecclesiastes. It is considered the “first truly ‘anti-slavery’ text of the patristic age.”1 His words seemed not to have had much affect on the Church at the time, however. In fact, it took until nearly 1,500 years after Gregory’s death for the Christian faithful to take an unequivocal stance against slavery, and even then American Christians con...

With great pleasure I realised that in major health care systems around the world tai chi has been initiated as complementary medical work out for various ailments. If someone make a small enquiry in the Internet, he or she will find out that in UK or at the States tai chi is considered a legitimate health practice used in hospital environment. Russian hospitals applying it as a support for covid infected patients. Don't underestimate the gentle movements of tai chi chuan. The treasure that old daoists talked about is not in the illusion of immortality pursuit but in the preserverense of one's health 😊.