4.8
The Imitation of Christ
Written in Latin in the early 15th century, The Imitation of Christ is perhaps second only to the Bible in importance in Christian thought. Thomas Hemerken, aka THOMAS KEMPIS (1380-1471), was a Christian monk and mystic from Kempen, Germany, and he intended this patchwork of medieval mysticism for the most sincere and dedicated of believers-monks, nuns-but lay Christians find wisdom in his encouragement and teaching of a direct path to a relationship with God. Readers of Christian theology and students of medieval literature alike will be fascinated by this work, one of the most powerful influences on modern spirituality and philosophy.
ReligionChristian LivingSpiritual GrowthBiblical StudiesDevotionalChristianity
RELEASED2007
PUBLISHERCosimo, Inc.
LENGTH156
LANGUAGEEN
Augustiner-Mönch und Mystiker des 15. Jahrhunderts
4.8
The Imitation of Christ
Written in Latin in the early 15th century, The Imitation of Christ is perhaps second only to the Bible in importance in Christian thought. Thomas Hemerken, aka THOMAS KEMPIS (1380-1471), was a Christian monk and mystic from Kempen, Germany, and he intended this patchwork of medieval mysticism for the most sincere and dedicated of believers-monks, nuns-but lay Christians find wisdom in his encouragement and teaching of a direct path to a relationship with God. Readers of Christian theology and students of medieval literature alike will be fascinated by this work, one of the most powerful influences on modern spirituality and philosophy.
ReligionChristian LivingSpiritual GrowthBiblical StudiesDevotionalChristianityLiterature & the ArtsMeditations
RELEASED2007
PUBLISHERCosimo, Inc.
LENGTH156
LANGUAGEEN
Augustiner-Mönch und Mystiker des 15. Jahrhunderts
