Basil's Anaphora
Type: Book
As of November 2026, Basil's Anaphora has been mentioned in one podcast episode on Glen Scrivener (Speak Life) (May 2026). Cited as liturgical evidence of eastern (Cappadocian) trinitarian expressions — used to support claims about how the East articulates the one God as the Father within worship.
The Alexandrian rites are a collection of ritual families and uses of Christian liturgy employed by three Oriental Orthodox churches, and by three Eastern Catholic Churches.
| Mentioned in | 1 episode on 1 podcast (as of November 2026) |
|---|---|
| First heard | May 2026 on Glen Scrivener (Speak Life) |
| Author | Basil of Caesarea (trad.) |
| Published | 4th century (liturgical text) |
| Subjects | Liturgy / Anaphora |
| Genre | Liturgy / Anaphora |
Who talks about Basil's Anaphora on podcasts?
Basil's Anaphora came up; the most recent mention was May 2026 on Glen Scrivener (Speak Life).
What is Basil's Anaphora mentioned alongside?
Basil's Anaphora is most often mentioned alongside Monarchianism, Filioque and Divine Liturgy.
Mentioned together: Monarchianism, Filioque, Divine Liturgy, Basil of Caesarea, Divinity, Council of Blachernae