L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

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The Book of Virtues Book 1. Aristotelian myth. [url=]The creation[/url] [url=]Part I - The Universe [/url] [url=]Part II - Life [/url] [url=]Part III - Creatures[/url] [url=]Part IV - Doubt [/url] [url=]Part V - The meeting [/url] [url=]Part VI - The question [/url] [url=]Part VII - Love [/url] [url=]Part VIII - Decision [/url] [url=]The Pre-History[/url] [url=]Part I - Oanylone [/url] [url=]Part II - Work [/url] [url=]Part III - Apathy [/url] [url=]Part IV - The Sins [/url] [url=]Part V - The King of sin [/url] [url=]Part VI - The Punishment [/url] [url=]Part VII - The Exodus [/url] [url=]Part VIII - Paganism [/url] [url=]Eclipse[/url] [url=]Part I - The moon [/url] [url=]Part II - The fog [/url] [url=]Part III - The plain [/url] [url=]Part IV - Galleries [/url] [url=]Part V - The Peak [/url] [url=]Part VI - The Sun [/url] [url=]Part VII - Paradise [/url] [url=]Part VIII - The Resurrection [/url] [url=]The End of Time[/url] [url=]Part I - The Dream [/url] [url=]Part II - The castle [/url] [url=]Part III - The Church [/url] [url=]Part IV - The divine judgment [/url] [url=]Part V - Questions [/url] [url=]The Legacy Oane[/url] [url=] The mirror of Oane [/url] [url=] Noam, Father of Oanism [/url] [url=]Archangels[/url] [url=] Gabriel (archangel temperance, opposed to Leviathan, Demon Prince of Wrath) [/url] [url=] Galadrielle (archangel conservation, as opposed to Azazel, prince demon of gluttony)[/url] [url=] George (archangel of friendship, as opposed to Beelzebub, prince demon of avarice) [/url] [url=] Michel (archangel of justice, as opposed to Satan, prince demon of envy) [/url] [url=] Miguaël (archangel of self-giving, as opposed to Belial, prince demon of pride)[/url] [url=] Raphaëlla (archangel of conviction, as opposed to Asmodeus, prince demon of lust)[/url] [url=] Sylphaël (archangel pleasure, as opposed to Lucifer, prince demon of acedia)[/url] [url=]The Demon Princes[/url] [url=] Asmodeus (prince demon of lust, as opposed to Raphaëlle, archangel of conviction)[/url] [url=] Azazel (prince demon of gluttony, opposite Galadrielle archangel conservation)[/url] [url=]Belial (prince demon of pride, as opposed to Miguaël, archangel of selflessness)[/url] [url=] Beelzebub (prince demon of avarice, opposite George Archangel of Friendship)[/url] [url=] Leviathan (prince demon of anger, opposite Gabriel, archangel of temperance)[/url] [url=] Lucifer (Prince demon of acedia, as opposed to Sylphaël, archangel of plaisair)[/url] Satan (demon prince envy, opposite Michael, Archangel of Justice) Book 2. Prophetic Duo The Life of Aristotle [url=]Book I - Dialogues[/url] [url=]Chap. I - Birth - Where is introduced about, and where we learn more about the circumstances of the birth of the prophet. [/url] [url=]Chap. II - Revelation - Where Aristotle receives the Word of the Creator. [/url] [url=] Chap. III - The Soul - Where Aristotle and Epimanos establish that the man must have a soul, unlike animals. [/url] [url=]Chap. IV - The fate of the soul - Where Aristotle states that the future life of the soul, which comes after the death and destruction of the flesh, is prepared today. [/url] [url=]Chap. V - Wandering - Where Aristotle notes that it is not reasonable to ask many gods, and in all things, unity is better than division.[/url] [url=]Chap. VI - The master - Where Aristotle meet Plato, his teacher, and impressed by his mastery of the syllogism. [/url] [url=]Chap. VII - break - Where Aristotle broke with his master for a dark tale of copying ideas. [/url] [url=]Chap. VIII - The unity of God - Where Aristotle firmly establishes that God is one and not multiple. [/url] [url=]Chap. IX - The nature of stars - Where Aristotle commends one of his disciples for his vision, as he pointed out, rightly, that the stars are of divine nature because of their circular motion. [/url] [url=]Chap. X - Morality - Where Aristotle says more about the distinction between good and evil. [/url] [url=]Chap. XI - The Dream - Where Aristotle makes the dream of an ideal city. [/url] [url=]Chap. XII - The Hermit - Where Aristotle affirms the social nature of man. [/url] [url=]Chap. XIII - The reception at Polyphilos - Where Aristotle says you need to know to be surrounded by true friends. [/url] [url=]Chap. XIV - The young philosopher [/url] [url=]Book II - Eulogy[/url] [url=]Panegyric I - Soul[/url] [url=]Panegyric II - The being as being[/url] Panegyric III - Copying ideas Panegyric IV - The Essence of Things [url=]Book III - Story of Collagen Megara[/url] [url=]Chapter I: The Oracle of Troy [/url] [url=]Chapter II. The great library of Angora[/url] [url=]Chapter III. The Tribe Habram[/url] [url=]Book IV - The siege of Aornos[/url] [url=]Chap. I[/url] [url=]Chap. II[/url] [url=]Chap. III[/url] [url=]Chap. IV[/url] [url=]Chap. V[/url] [url=]Chap. VI[/url] [url=]The last days of the Prophet[/url] [url=]Book V - The Logions[/url] [url=]The new logions of Aristotle [/url] The Life of Christos [url=]Prologue[/url] [url=] The prologue [/url] [url=]Main part[/url] [url=] Chapter I (The Child was born in Bethlehem in Judea) [/url] [url=] Chapter II (flight to Cyprus) [/url] [url=] Chapter III (his childhood in Nazareth) [/url] [url=] Chapter IV (travel in Judea, preaching first) [/url] [url=] Chapter V (retreat in the desert and encounter with the creature without a name) [/url] [url=] Chapter VI (first Disciples) [/url] [url=] Chapter VII (who defended the twelve Christos) [/url] [url=] Chapter VIII (12 apostles)[/url] [url=] Chapter IX (Christos spreading the good news) [/url] [url=] Chapter X (arrival in Jerusalem)[/url] [url=] Chapter XI (creation of the Church with Titus and the other apostles) [/url] [url=] Chapter XII (Centurion, confession and baptism) [/url] [url=] Chapter XIII (Natchiatchia and marriage) [/url] [url=] Chapter XIV (the Last Supper and the betrayal of Daju) [/url] [url=] Chapter XV (condemnation to crucifixion) [/url] [url=] Chapter XVI (his death and rise to heaven) [/url] [url=]Epilogue[/url] [url=] Epilogue [/url] [url=]Logions[/url] [url=] The 21 logions of Christos. 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The Book of Hagiography Book 1 - The Hagiographies [url=]The Angels[/url] [url=]Hagiography of the Angel Al Lopas[/url] [url=]The Scholars[/url] [url=]Hagiography of Saint Theophrastus first Rector Lyceum [/url] [url=]Saint Straton of Lampsacus, second scholar[/url] [url=]Saint Lycon of Troas, third scholar[/url] [url=]Saint Ariston of Ceos, fourth scholar[/url] [url=]Saint Critolaos fifth scholar[/url] [url=]Saint Diodorus of Tyre, sixth scholar[/url] [url=]Saint Erymneos seventh scholar[/url] [url=]The Apostles[/url] [url=]Titus The First Pope[/url] [url=]Kyrene[/url] [url=]Calandra [/url] and [url=] (The Myth of the Order of the Sacred Rose) [/url] Samoth Adonia Uriana Ophelia Helen Thanos [url=]Paulos [/url] Nikolos Daju (was excommunicated and his writings blacklisted, he is the founder of the school Spinozist) [url=]The Ancient Saints[/url] [url=]Anani Mhour (First philosopher of history)[/url] [url=]Saint Anastasia[/url][/url] [url=]Saint Andrew the Protokletos[/url] [url=]Saint Andrew of Gaeta[/url] [url=]Saint Antiochus (Destiny of a Seleucid king)[/url] [url=]Saint Anthony the Great[/url] Saint Antonino de Piacenza [url=]Saint Babila[/url] [url=]Saints Barbara and Monique[/url] Saint Benedict (Patron of the Clerics & Monasticism) Saint Bernard [url=]Saint Bertrand de l'Isle[/url] [url=]Saint Boulasse, (You must drink responsibly and pray fervently)[/url] [url=]Saint Brieuc[/url] [url=]Saint Caterina of Urbino (Patron of Italia and the art of medcin)[/url] [url=]Saint Christmas[/url] [url=]Saint Clement (Premier inquisiteur)[/url] [url=]Saint Corentin[/url] Saint Dominic [url=]Saint Dominique (The saint who fought for equality of women)[/url] [url=]Saint Dwywai (The Ecstatic)[/url] Saint Francis [url=]Saint Gennaro[/url] [url=]Saint George of Lydda[/url] [url=]Saint Giacomo of Rupinaro[/url] Saint Pope Gregory VII [url=]Saint Gregory of Naziance[/url] [url=]Saint Guilberte of Walbrughe (said La Moche)[/url] [url=]Saint Hildegard of Bingen (Saint Patron of Healers and Herbalists)[/url] [url=]Saint Hubert[/url] [url=]Saint Jean (Saint Martyr)[/url] Saint Joan of Arc [url=]Saint Jerome[/url] [url=]Saint Justinian the First[/url] [url=]Saint Latuin[/url] [url=]Saint Lazare Autun (Patron saint of players soule)[/url] Saint Louis (King of France) [url=]Saint Lydia[/url] [url=]Saint Malo[/url] [url=]Saint Marcus, (Patron of the very serene Republic and Navigants)[/url] Saint Mary of the Villeneuve (Patroness of weavers) [url=]Saint Mary Madeleine (Patron saint of bakers and confectioners)[/url] [url=]Saint Martin (courage, strength, compassion)[/url] Saint Moderano [url=]Saint Mungo[/url] Saint Nicolas (Friend of children) [url=]Saint Nicomachus (Aristotle's Son and Patron Saint of the Maimed)[/url] Saint Nitouche face of Bogomiles. Saint Olcovidius [url=]Saint Origen (Patron saint of seminarians) [/url] Saint Orrus Ferrus (Patron saint of miners) Saint Patern of Vannes [url=]Saint Patrick (Patron saint of Ireland)[/url] [url=]Saint Paul Aurelian (also known as Saint Pol the Lion)[/url] Saint Polin of Langres Saint Possidonio [url=]Saints Quirico and Giulitta[/url] Saint Radegund of Poitiers [url=]Saint Remi[/url] [url=]Saint Ripolin against the Ahrimanisme[/url] [url=]Saint Samson[/url] Saint Stephen of Harding [url=]Saint Tertulliano Apologeta, Patron of Concorde and Cartage[/url] Saint Theodule Saint Thomas [url=]Saint Tugdual of Tréguier[/url] [url=]Saint Valentin (Patron saint of lovers)[/url] [url=]Saint Vincent[/url] [url=]Saint William[/url] [url=]Saint Yves (Patron saint of Brittany and the jurists)[/url] [url=]Canonized Saints since the era of renewal of faith[/url] Saint Abysmo (Patron saint of Luxeuil and the Papal Guard). [url=]Saint Arnvald (Patron saint of judges and lawyers (triptych Justice, Truth & Integrity))[/url] [url=]Saint Bartholomew [/url] Saint Bynarr (Patron saint of the Duchy of Burgundy) Saint Edwige Saint Francesco Trufaldini, the beloved (Patron saint of men of letters and theologians) Saint Himerius (Patron saint of missionaries) Saint Horace (Patron saint of archivists) [url=]Saint Illinda (Patron saint des Flandres)[/url] Saint Karel (Patron saint of preachers) [url=]Saint Lescure (Patron saint of the order of Lescurien)[/url] [url=]Saint Loyats (Patron saint of translators)[/url] Saint Menehould Saint Nicolaïde Saint Nicolas V (the first Pope of the era of renewal of faith) Saint Norv [url=]Saint Segalello[/url] [url=]Saint Sjnoel[/url] Saint Volusien dit Le Médecin - Saint Local [url=]Saint Wilgeforte of Torretta-Granitola [/url] [url=]The Blessed[/url] [url=]Blessed Tise - Abbot of Cambrai[/url] [url=]Blessed Asaph called "Saint Asaph"[/url] [url=]Blessed Atri d'Egremont[/url] [url=]Blessed Boniface - reformer of the Italian Church[/url] Blessed Cicero Blessed "Saint"- Dycat Blessed "Saint"- Ethic Blessed Gatien de Tours [url=]Blessed Gauvin de Berry called "the maestro"[/url] Blessed Gengoult Blessed Girtan Blessed Hippolyte Blessed Jarkov Blessed Julie-Libertée Blessed Liziers Blessed Maisse Arsouye Blessed Mikolo Blessed Minus Mailhes Blessed Mister Jerem51 Blessed Morgan de Sauvigny Blessed Father Louis [url=]Blessed Platon[/url] Blessed Pouyss Blessed Ray de Boule Blessed Segalello [url=]Blessed Seneca[/url] [url=]Blessed Tanys Steward[/url] Blessed Théodore [url=]Blessed Tristan Vanqueour de Guillotine[/url] [url=]Blessed Zaltvyksle[/url] [url=]Book 2 - The Writings of the Saints[/url] [url=]Saint A. Mhour : The order of things[/url] Saint Apostle Titus : Titus Letter Letter followed by Linus Linus Anaclet [url=]Saint Apostle Paulos : Missive to Abderites [/url] Saint Apostle Nikolos : Letter anout the work Saint Apostle Nikolos : Letter about the cult of Saints Saint Arnvald : From the Most High Saint Barnabas : The 10 meditations Saint Barnabas (attributed to) : The eleventh meditation [url=]Saint Origen : From the nameless creature and its influence on men[/url] [url=]Saint Origen : About prayer [/url] Saint Possidonio :About slavery [url=] Saint Gregory of Naziance : Letter of direction to Athenaeus[/url]





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The dogmatic reference texts [url=]The writings of the Blessed[/url] Blessed Minus Mailhes : Self-preservation is a virtue Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 1 : About the method Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 2 : The heart to listen Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 3 : Listening Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 4 : Enthusiasm Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 5 : Addresses to the faithful Blessed Girtan : Writings of Girtan 6 : The last ode [url=]The themes of Aristotelian dogma[/url] Theme of the Faith & Freedom About friendship About the defence of the faith by arms About charity The Doctrines of the Aristotelian Church [url=] Writings and doctrines[/url] Governance in faith and virtue The religious vocation through the gift of self [url=]The two sources of faith[/url] [url=]The status of Christos[/url] Virtues and sins [url=]About Aristotelian Friendship[/url] The Thirteen Aphorisms from the Book of Virtues Doctrine of Death Summary of Aristotle's writings About Aristotelian free will Unus a um Universal appeal for peace About the Pope [url=] Liturgy and sacraments[/url] [url=]The Calendar of the Feasts of the Saints[/url] [url=]The Confession[/url] The Baptism The Marriage [url=]The Ether, the Ordination, the Enthronement, the Consecration and the Blessing[/url] [url=]The Funeral[/url] [url=] Prayers and hymns[/url] [url=]The Credo[/url] [url=]Aristotelian Missal[/url] [url=] Pastorale[/url] Pastorale - Part I: The virtues Pastorale - Part II: The Spirituality Pastorale - Part III: The Profession of Faith Pastorale - Part IV: The Canon Law Pastorale - Appendix I: The life of Christos Pastorale - Appendix II: The Credo explained. [url=] Reference texts[/url] A short guide for the Aristotelian faithful A short theological treatise The effluvium of evil (demonology, possession and bestiary) About the Pragmatic Love of God: A Short Discourse about the Fear of Hell Guide for the Aristotelian family Summary of Aristotle's life A Short Treatise on Practical Heresiology About the Beauty of the Universe, the Golden Ratio and the Purposes of the Most High Humility The sacred and perpetual nature of baptism The Holy and Justified Violence About the divine nature of power About the submission and trade of Man by Man [url=]About apostolic excommunication[/url] [url=]Critical examination of the Testament of pseudo-Aristotle[/url] [url=]History of the Aristotelian Church[/url] Contact the [url=]Congregation of the Holy Office[/url] to explore this issue. [url=]The Council of Nicaea[/url] .







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Reference texts that are not dogmatic [url=] Non-dogmatic testimonies[/url] The Preaching of Neajdalf (introduction to the kingdoms) Acherpée, one of the faces of the nameless creature? Angel Mount General Miracle in Guyenne





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A version of Book 1 in PDF format (Pour Diffusion de la Foi) is available directly in Rome. It takes up the Aristotelian myth, pre-history, the Eclipse and the end of time. The Book of Virtues The Life of Aristotle Les archanges The Canons


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