Abstract
This presentation deals with the work Cappadocian patristic hermeneutics. It focuses on the work of Gregory of Nyssa, whose work is represented as a harmony between two patristic hermeneutical schools.
This presentation deals with the work Cappadocian patristic hermeneutics. It focuses on the work of Gregory of Nyssa, whose work is represented as a harmony between two patristic hermeneutical schools.