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Pope Tawadros: Monks Were Half of Egypt's 5th Century Population
The article focused on Egypt's historical significance in the origin and development of Christian monasticism, explaining that monasticism reached its peak in the early centuries of Christianity. It noted that by the 5th century, half of Egypt's population were monks, with approximately 600 monasteries spread from Egypt to the borders of Libya. The article also emphasized that Egypt is considered the birthplace of monasticism, with the monastery of Saint Anthony being the world's first, established in the Red Sea Wilderness. Egyptian monastic experiences have influenced the entire world. It affirmed that monasticism reflects the richness of Egyptian civilization and highlighted Egypt's leading role in the spread of monasticism and its global impact.
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