Theodoret's People

Discover the intricate world of mid-fifth century religious conflicts in Theodoret's People by Adam M. Schor. This compelling book examines the pivotal role of Theodoret, the bishop of Cyrrhus, amidst the backdrop of theological debates concerning the nature of Christ. With a focus on Theodoret’s Syrian allies and their opponents, notably the Alexandrian bishops Cyril and Dioscorus, Schor delves into council transcripts, correspondence, and other vital records that illuminate this critical period in Church history.

Published by the University of California Press in 2011, Theodoret's People spans 360 pages, combining rigorous research with engaging narrative style. It is an essential read for those interested in Christian sociology, the Antiochian school, and the complexities of early Church dynamics. Expand your understanding of this fascinating era and its influential figures, making this hardback volume a valuable addition to your collection.