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Author of the Day

Leo the Great

400 – 461

Pope from 440-461 who articulated classical Christology at Chalcedon and developed Western understanding of papal authority while defending Rome against barbarian invasions.

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Work of the Day

Passion of Jesus Christ

2004

John Piper's meditation on Christ's crucifixion emerged from his conviction that contemporary Christianity had lost sight of the cross's central importance. Writing as a Reformed pastor and preacher, Piper crafted this …

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