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John Chrysostom (c. 347-407) followed the method of Biblical exegesis promoted at Antioch, namely seeking an exact literal interpretation by following closely the grammar of the Greek text. He was against the allegorical interpretation promoted at Alexandria. Much later the Protestant Reformers regarded him highly as they sought to return to the principle of 'sola scriptura', scripture alone, in contrast to their 'opponents.' The Alexandrian method apparently lending itself to some rather far-fetched interpretations foreign to scriptural principles and allowing persons to impose a foreign meaning on scripture.
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John Chrysostom was born in 347.
When did John Chrysostom die?
John Chrysostom died on 407-09-14.
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John Chrysostom was from what tody is modern Turkey. He was born in Antioch.
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Was john chrysostom considered a heretic?
No, John Chrysostom was not considered a heretic. He was a respected Early Church Father and Archbishop of Constantinople known for his preaching and theological writings.
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Which saint's name meant 'golden mouthed'?
Saint John Chrysostom.
What Country did saint john live in?
John Chrysostom was from what tody is modern Turkey. He was born in Antioch.
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St. John Chrysostom is the patron saint of: against epilepsy Constantinople epileptics Istanbul, Turkey lecturers orators preachers speakers
How did St. John Chrysostom die?
He died of, apparently, natural cause while on a journey.
Who is the patron saint of orators?
The patron saint of orators is Saint John Chrysostom, a renowned preacher and theologian in the early Church. He is known for his eloquence and powerful sermons that inspired and captivated large audiences.
