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In the early centuries of the church, perceptions of angels may have been as varied as the descriptions of Christ himself—or Judas, for that matter.A fourth-century Christian monk and ascetic known as Evagrius, for example, developed a theory that explained the human essence in three parts.One part is governed by appetites and makes us hungry or sleepy or want to have sex,” Muehlberger explained. “That’s sort of the lowest part.”A second is an emotional part that allows us to get angry or makes us prideful.”Then there is a rational part,” she said. “And that is the part, according to Evagrius, that is most like God and the angels too.”Evagrius “thought that something like anger was like a demon that came and attacked you. And if you couldn’t fight off those attacks yourself, a totally rational angel, standing beside you, could help you.”Others followed this line, proclaiming that angels were disembodied minds, or intellects, according to Muehlberger.Angels for Everyone
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Around the same time, debate swirled over just who angels served on Earth.At early Christian monasteries, for instance, many ascetics assumed that really good students would get some kind of divine guide or coach to help them.”These monks said, Hey, not everybody gets a guardian angel—it’s a mark of moral success,” said Muehlberger, citing monastic letters from the period explaining the need for monastery inhabitants to cultivate their own angels.In the towns, though, a more democratic view of angels prevailed.Bishops and other officials began to assure their congregants that everyone has a guardian angel.In Egypt, some bishops went on to suggest that some desert-dwelling monks—who had renounced pleasures of flesh and family—might themselves be angels on Earth.The Egyptian monks rejected this out of hand, saying, in Muehlbergers’ words, “We act like animals, not angels.”Eventually this populist view won out: I’m no angel and neither are you, but they watch over all of us.
