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Step into the ultimate intellectual arena where Origen, the 'Adamantine' scholar, defends the heart of Christianity against the scathing wit of the pagan philosopher Celsus. This 1677 edition masterfully pairs the fiery defense of 'Against Celsus' with the 'Philocalia,' an anthology of Origen’s most profound insights on free will, divine inspiration, and the hidden spiritual senses.
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