how can the quality of “aequo animo”, which the Malone reading portrays as intended for monks, be of value for spiritualities of non-monks? What are the factors that originally led (and still lead) some Christians to a life in the desert (literally or figuratively)? What are the advantages and dangers of such a choice? How can their experiences be useful for Christians living “in the city” amid the relationships, opportunities, and liabilities of village and city life?
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