10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ADOPTIANIST»
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Lectures on the history of Christian dogmas
August Neander, Justus Ludwig Jacobi. further developed by John of Damascus,
the victory of Dyotheletism was established also in the East. 2. THE
ADOPTIANIST CONTROVERSY. Chr. G. F. Walch, Historia Adoptianorum :
Gotting. 1755, 8.
August Neander, Justus Ludwig Jacobi,
1858
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Lectures on the history of Christian dogmas, tr. by J.E. Ryland
THE ADOPTIANIST CONTROVERSY. Chr. G. F. Walch, Historia Adoptianorum :
Gotting. 1755, 8. His Ketzerhis- torie, ix. Frobenii Dissertatio Historica de Hseresi
Elipandi et Felicis, in Opp. Alcuini, ed. Frobenii, i. p. ii. 925. Neander's Church ...
Johann August W. Neander,
1858
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A History of the Early Church to AD 500
The one section consisted of Modalist Monarchians and the other of Adoptianist
Monarchians. To take the latter first. The Adoptianist school was represented by
Theodotus, a leather merchant from Byzantium, who came to Rome just before ...
John William Charles Wand,
2008
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The Athanasian Creed and Its Early Commentaries
The word ' proprius ' is a technical term in the Adoptianist controversy. The author
of B omits the explanation of 'in seculo ' in cl. 29, which has an important bearing
on the date of A. To this we shall return presently. The Creed does not begin to ...
A.E. Burn, J. Armitage Robinson,
2004
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Jesus Christ Today: Studies of Christology in Various ...
The same goes for the famous title Theotokos. At the same time, Nestorius
always avoided the doctrine of two Sons or of dividing Christ (in an adoptianist
manner). This Antiochene Christology of Nestorius, in spite of its conceptual
deficiencies ...
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Texts and Studies: Contributions to Biblical and Patristic ...
The word ' proprius ' is a technical term in the Adoptianist controversy. The author
of B omits the explanation of ' in seculo ' in cl. 29, which has an important bearing
on the date of A. To this we shall return presently. The Creed does not begin ...
Joseph Armitage Robinson,
1891
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Gnostica, Judaica, Catholica: Collected Essays of Gilles Quispel
Neither should we for a moment assume that this was the original reading of
Luke. But we must stress the point that this variant reveals an adoptianist
Christology, according to which Jesus became the Son of God only during his
baptism.
Gilles Quispel, Johannes Van Oort,
2008
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A history of the church to A. D. 461
They looked upon Jesus as a man and upon His godhead as a divine power (
odyonls') which came down upon Him, so that He was ultimately adopted into the
Godhead. These are termed by modern scholars the Dynamic or Adoptianist ...
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Jesus in History, Thought, and Culture: An Encyclopedia
The heart of the adoptianist position is that Jesus was not “son of God” from all
eternity, but this status was bestowed on him at a certain point in his human
existence, most likely his baptism, when God is depicted (Mark 1.11, and
parallels in ...
James Leslie Houlden,
2003
So unique a celebration must have fostered an Adoptianist tendency in popular
theology, and have constrained the leaders of Church life to lay emphasis upon
the significance and doctrinal meaning of the event thus celebrated. When once ...