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Asceticism and the Monastic Movement: Exploring Christian Monasticism

Delve into the rise of Christian monasticism, theories, and models, featuring Anthony of Egypt and the appeal of monastic life to different groups. Discover historical monasteries and the allure of asceticism.

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Asceticism and the Monastic Movement: Exploring Christian Monasticism

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  1. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) Monastery temple of Hatshepsut, Deir el-Bahri; transformed into a monastery in the 5th century

  2. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism

  3. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt

  4. Anthony of Egypt in Later Imagination (Schongauer)

  5. Anthony & the Demons (Grünewald)

  6. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism

  7. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism

  8. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism

  9. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism • 2. Itinerant Monasticism

  10. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism • 2. Itinerant Monasticism • 3. Ceonobitic Monasticism

  11. Sixth-Century Monastery in Palestine

  12. Coptic Monastery of St. Bishoi, Wadi Natrun, Egypt (founded in 5th century; buildings from 9th century)

  13. Monastery of St. Catherine at Mt. Sinai (founded by Emperor Justinian, 6th century)

  14. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism • 2. Itinerant Monasticism • 3. Ceonobitic Monasticism • III. Appeal of Monastic Life: Whom did it Attract?

  15. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism • 2. Itinerant Monasticism • 3. Ceonobitic Monasticism • III. Appeal of Monastic Life: Whom did it Attract? • A. Christian Intellectuals

  16. Asceticism & the Monastic Movement (Introducing the Men) • The Rise of Christian Monasticism • A. Anthony of Egypt • B. 3 Theories Regarding the Rise of 4th-Century Monasticism • II. “Types”or Models of Monasticism • A. 3 Main Models • 1. Anchoritic Monasticism • 2. Itinerant Monasticism • 3. Ceonobitic Monasticism • III. Appeal of Monastic Life: Whom did it Attract? • A. Christian Intellectuals • B. Women

  17. Late antique funerary stele, Egypt Depicts female monastic named Rhodia in a traditional position of prayer

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