10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENHYPOSTASIA»
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enhypostasia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Critical Study on T. F. Torrance's Theology of Incarnation
Man Kei Ho. 3.1.3. Anhypostasia and Enhypostasia Anhypostasia and
enhypostasia are two different ideas developed by the patristic fathers to
conceptualize the role of human nature in the person of the historical Jesus
Christ. Torrance says ...
2
Spirit Christology and Trinity in the Theology of David Coffey
From the communion of attributes, Coffey deduces a real communication from the
divine nature to the human nature.82 Since it is only with the enhypostasia that
the matter of the real communication between natures rises to the attention of the
...
3
Christian Mysticism and Incarnational Theology: Between ...
PhilipMcCosker's chapter, 'Enhypostasia Mystica: Contributions from Mystical
Christologyfor a TiredDebatein Historical and Systematic Theology', picks upthis
liturgical dynamic ashe addresses the'divorce between systematic theology and ...
Dr Simon Podmore, Dr Louise Nelstrop, 2013
4
Representation and Substitution in the Atonement Theologies ...
Anhypostasia, Enhypostasia Here Barth plunges us into the foray of the age-old
controversies attending the concepts of anhypostasis and enhypostasis. He is
uncompromising in his insistence that no interpretation of incarnation must
dispute ...
Jeannine Michele Graham, 2005
5
Resurrection, Apocalypse, and the Kingdom of Christ: The ...
13 The enhypostasia asserts that it is an act of God as man—and something else.
it indicates that a “concrete substitution” of our humanity takes place; hence
Christ does not enter into the relationship between God and man as a “third party.
6
Divinity and Humanity: The Incarnation Reconsidered
The Incarnation Reconsidered Oliver D. Crisp. the hypostatic union with the Word
, thereby preserving the enhypostatic aspect of the an–enhypostasia distinction. It
is also the case that if the three-part Christologist is a realist about properties, ...
7
Reforming Theological Anthropology: After the Philosophical ...
"29 Schmid then discusses Quenstedt's clarification of the distinction between "
anhypostasia and enhypostasia." Finally, he quotes Gerhard: "Relatively, that is
said to be anhypostaton, which does not subsist in its own, but in the hypostasis
of ...
8
Eberhard Jüngel: An Introduction to His Theology
Enhypostasia ' stresses that the personal humanity of Jesus became hypostatic in
the person of the Logos, who thus ... doctrine of enhypostasia means that 'Jesus'
human existence in the whole of its historical course has the ground of its unity ...
John Bainbridge Webster, 1991
9
The Story of Christian Theology: Twenty Centuries of ...
All enhypostasia involves is an interpretation of Chalce- donian Christology that
helps overcome the strenuous objections of Alexandrians and Antiochenes, even
if the more obstinate advocates of both parties refused to give in and accept it.
Leontius's doctrine of enhypostasia was nevertheless adopted by patristic
theology. St. John of Damascus in particular expounds it as an irrefutable theory.
158 This doctrine became a symbol of orthodoxy, even though it imperceptibly ...
