>Thanks for the post on Basil and Augustine. I am not very knowledgeable of
>the Church Fathers and what they believed. Your post is quite interesting
>and illuminating. That is a keeper.
>
The text of St. Basil's nine homilies on the creation (the Hexaemeron) is
available from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library:
http://ccel.wheaton.edu/
under the heading "early chruch fathers". It's volume VIII under "Nicene
and Post-Nicene Fathers Series II"
It's in plain text with no word-wrap, so the best way to read it is to
download it and read it with a word processor. I have it and I'm working
my way through it. So far it seems quite readable.
Now if someone would save me $40.00 by scanning and including "On the
Literal Meaning of Genesis" in CCEL...
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