The Amphilochia: Volume 1 - Saint Photios The Great

nMany times we are presented withn na difficulty that lacks any kind ofn nprefatory contextualization, and so, n nin the absence of an introduction that lays then ngroundwork, the difficulty eludes the solutionn nthat corresponds to it. This is also how wen nought to deal with the question that yourn nintelligence poses, at least according to onen ndoctrine and theory. Therefore, we must firstn nlay the foundation and proceed in an orderlyn nmanner to our answer. Otherwise, the thingsn nthat merely appear to be in conflict will comen ninto conflict in actual fact as well. For manyn nthings often appear to contradict one another, n nwhen in reality they do not. This is becausen nconflicts do not come about in a vacuum andn nby chance, either in the case of words or in then ncase of external realities.n n- From the Question 1 to The Ampilochia n