The Purpose Of Monasticism

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Household of God.

We know that God has a nature of good and not of evil. This paper will go into full details describing the true nature of the household of God. One word describes the house of God; monasticism. “The literature of monasticism includes the lives of the monks” (Ferguson, 2005). Monasticism is basically good standards characterized as living a discipline life, a life of morality, a life of generosity, and simply a life of fearing God. This description of monasticism is seen in the bible when Jesus said, “sell your possessions and give to the poor”. This description is also seen in Galatian 5, when Paul stressed, pursue the fruits of the spirit, which are love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, and self-control. These monastic attributes are the basic foundation of the house of God. This paper has a focus on the origin of monasticism, the purpose of monasticism, and distinctly focuses on monasticism sternness and why they are against the Constantine church. There is a list of …show more content…

Constantine
We all know that Monasticism involves Christians who have faith that is not to be compromised; the faith of Monasticism is firm. Then we have Constantine, they carry the Christian faith but favor people who worship other God’s. He accepts paganism. To address the question; why monasticism resents the Constantine church? As we see monasticism, we will begin to realize that monastic churches are against the institutional churches and against the increasing secularization of the church. Therefore we know monasticism will never peace with Constantine knowing they do not hold firmly to the Christian faith.
Nevertheless, According Louis Sullivan he says that the landscape of desolation, was sought as the proper setting for life with God alone. This says that the monk way of solitude is the proper way to gain full access to the kingdom of God. . Not only does he agree with the solitude but he thinks also that living in solitude is the proper way of

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