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Didymus the Blind

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He was a loyal follower of [[Origen]], though boldly opposed to [[Arianism|Arian]] and [[Macedonianism|Macedonian]] teachings. His surviving writings show a remarkable knowledge of [[scripture]] and have distinct value as theological literature. Among them are the ''De Trinitate'', ''De Spiritu Sancto'' (Jerome's Latin translation), ''Adversus Manichaeos'', and notes and expositions of various books, especially the [[Psalms]] and the [[Apostolos|Catholic Epistles]].
 
His feast day is [[October 18]] / 31.<ref>''[http://www.holytrinityorthodox.com/calendar/index.php?year=2015&today=31&month=10&trp=0&tzo=-4 October 31 / October 18].'' Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church (A parish of the Patriarchate of Moscow).</ref><ref>''[http://98.131.104.126/prolog/October18.htm OCTOBER 18].'' Prologue from Ochrid (Australian and New Zealand Diocese (ROCOR)).</ref>
==Quotation==
:''Being the source of goodness, God, even after our failures, calls us anew, not effacing entirely from our mind the knowledge of good, even if we have turned away from virtue through sin. This is what God, at present, also does for Adam in calling him although he has hidden himself, saying to him: 'Adam, where art thou?' Adam, in fact, had been placed there by God for the purpose of working and guarding Paradise; he had received this place from Him to be his own. Having distanced himself from there by disobedience, it is proper that he should hear from God: 'Where art thou?'''
 
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