De diligendo Deo

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De diligendo Deo is a spiritual treatise by Saint Bernard of Clairvaux that explores the nature, reasons, and degrees of loving God.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian literature
spiritual treatise
theological treatise
addressesAudience Christians seeking spiritual growth
monks
associatedWith Cistercian spirituality
monastic theology
author Bernard of Clairvaux NERFINISHED
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux NERFINISHED
centuryOfComposition 12th century
circulatedIn medieval monasteries
composedIn Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
discusses degrees of loving God
nature of loving God
reasons for loving God
emphasizes disinterested love of God
primacy of divine love
progressive growth in charity
genre treatise
hasInfluenced Catholic spiritual theology
Christian devotional literature
medieval mysticism
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
influencedBy Augustinian theology
keyConcept four degrees of love
gratitude for divine benefits
love of God for His own sake
purification of love
union with God
literaryForm prose
mainTopic Christian spirituality
love of God
mystical theology
originalLanguage Latin
partOf Bernardine corpus NERFINISHED
relatedWorkBySameAuthor De gradibus humilitatis et superbiae NERFINISHED
Sermons on the Song of Songs NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
Western Christianity NERFINISHED
studiedIn Christian spiritual theology courses
medieval theology studies
theologicalDiscipline moral theology
spiritual theology
titleInLatin De diligendo Deo NERFINISHED
translatedTitle On Loving God NERFINISHED
writtenByMemberOf Cistercian Order NERFINISHED

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Saint Bernard of Clairvaux notableWork De diligendo Deo
Rerum omnium perturbationem relatedTo De diligendo Deo
this entity surface form: Treatise on the Love of God
St. Francis de Sales notableWork De diligendo Deo
this entity surface form: Treatise on the Love of God