10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DITHEIST»
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Origen resisted these doctrines with manly and stedfast resolution: when
Callistus prevailed with the many, and Origen stood alone, Callistus poured out
all the secret venom of his heart, and called Origen a ditheist. But, if Origen
expresses ...
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Hippolytus and His Age: Hippolitus and the teachers of the ...
There is even, if I am not mistaken, in a passage of our homily, a decided allusion
to the injustice of Zephyrinus and Callistus, of having called him publicly a
ditheist. Treating of the relation of the Logos to the Father, according to St. John's
first ...
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The Quarterly Review (London)
Origen resisted these doctrines with manly and stedfast resolution: when
Callistus prevailed with the many, and Origen stood alone, Callistus poured out
all the secret venom of his heart, and called Origen a ditheist. But, if Origen
expresses ...
Origen resisted these doctrines with manly and stedfast resolution: when
Callistus prevailed with the many, and Origen stood alone, Callistus poured out
all the secret venom of his heart, and called Origen a ditheist. But, if Origen
expresses ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1851
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The London Quarterly Review
Origen resisted these doctrines with manly and steadfast resolution : when
Callistus prevailed with the many, and Origen stood alone, Callistus poured out
all the secret venom of his heart, and called Origen a ditheist. But, if Origen
expresses ...
Are you a ditheist? A pantheist? An animist? Or perhaps even a monist with an
archetypal attitude bordering on moderate polytheism? These are all labels,
descriptive terms that are used to define perceptions. They address something
that is ...
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Outlines of the philosophy of universal history, applied to ...
There is even, if I am not mistaken, in a passage of our homily, a decided allusion
to the injustice of Zephyrinus and Callistus, of having called him publicly a
ditheist. Treating of the relation of the Logos to the Father, according to St. John's
first ...
Christian Karl Josias Freiherr von Bunsen, 1854
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A Supplement to the Imperial Dictionary, English, ...
DITHEISM, n. [Gr. ».,, and e.«, God.] The doctrine of the existence of two gods. DI'
TIIEIST, n. One who believes in ditheism. DITHEIST'IC, ) a. Pertaining to
DITHEIST'I€AL,J ditheism. DITROCHE'AN, a. Containing two trochees. DITRO'
CHEE.
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St. Hippolytus and the Church of Rome: In the Earlier Part ...
Then being driven to infatuation, because all others went along with him in his
hypocrisy but I did not, 25 he used to call me a ditheist, disgorging violently the
venom which was harboured Within him. This man's life it seems to me fit to
narrate, ...
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The SCM Press A-Z of Patristic Theology
... Callistus in turn thought Hippolytus's own distinction between the Word and the
Father was so underscored (the Refutation also lacks explicit reference to the
Holy Spirit) that he must be a ditheist. In his spacious understanding of
soteriology, ...
John Anthony McGuckin, 2005
