<p>Father Richard Munkelt discusses human suffering through Homer's character, Penelope. The kind of Christian-friendly themes that Homer evokes in the Odyssey differ from those in the Iliad. Father Richard Munkelt explores Homer's treatment of the redemptive character of suffering, perseverance, and education. Taken from: Early Christianity and Late Antiquity - 1993 VonHildebrand Institute</p>

Father Richard Munkelt discusses human suffering through Homer's character, Penelope. The kind of Christian-friendly themes that Homer evokes in the Odyssey differ from those in the Iliad. Father Richard Munkelt explores Homer's treatment of the redemptive character of suffering, perseverance, and education. Taken from: Early Christianity and Late Antiquity - 1993 VonHildebrand Institute

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