10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENHYPOSTATIC»
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enhypostatic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
enhypostatic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Essential Theological Terms
Enhypostatic Union The *christo- logical theory proposed by Leontius of
Byzantium (sixth century), to defend the orthodox position that it is possible for
two natures to unite in a single *hyposta- sis and still retain their distinction. Thus,
the body ...
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Christ in Christian Tradition
This participation is mediated to the human ousia of Christ by way of the '
enhypostatic union' or of the synthesis.129 With this a new formula has been
coined which differs from the Cyrillian 'hypostatic union' through the prefix en.
With this ...
Alois Grillmeier, Theresia Hainthaler, 1995
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Thomas F. Torrance: Theologian of the Trinity
The word enhypostatic has two senses for Torrance, as does the word
homoousion. First, it refers to the fact that the persons of the Trinity are
consubstantial within the Godhead so that each is fully God and each together
inhere in the one ...
Professor Paul D Molnar, 2013
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A Critical Study on T. F. Torrance's Theology of Incarnation
By 'enhypostatic', however, it was given a real concrete hypostasis or subsistence
within the hypostatic union - it was enhypostatic in the incarnate Son or Word of
God - which ruled out any Apollinarian or monophysite error.142 By affirming ...
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The Resurrection in Karl Barth
predominance (though not exclusivity) of an analogical "thought-form""*4 - and
with added emphasis upon the significance of Barth's new anhypostatic-
enhypostatic christological understanding. McCormack prefers to understand
Barth's ...
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The Dyophysite Christology of Cyril of Alexandria
knowledge and word are not enhypostatic (νυπστατς), nor are they living beings,
while the Son is a living being. Cyril responds that with man a word is indeed
anhypostatic (νυπστατς), and although we use the same term 'word' for the Son, ...
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The Trinitarian Axiom of Karl Rahner: The Economic Trinity ...
The oscillating hypostasis. Second, and viewing the problem from the opposite
angle, one cannot intelligibly refer to a human nature as both enhypostatic in
itself and anhypostatic in the same respect.517 Yet Rahner's position seems to
imply, ...
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Karl Barth's Dialogue with Catholicism in Göttingen and ...
He turned to the ancient Christological dogma of the anhypostatic-enhypostatic
formula51 to ground the possibility of God's concrete and objective presence to
the human knower. The ancient Greek description of Jesus Christ as the Person
in ...
faith.6 For if you say homoousios, you destroy the power of Sabellius.7 (5) For
whenever [you say] homoousios, it is indicative of one hypostasis,8 but it
indicates that the Father is enhypostatic, the Son is enhypostatic, and the Holy
Spirit is ...
St Epiphanius of Cyprus, 2014
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Divinity and Humanity: The Incarnation Reconsidered
I have argued that this qualification means that there is little that is theologically
substantive about this understanding of the enhypostatic aspect of the distinction.
Thus, although this account of Christ's human nature makes sense of one ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENHYPOSTATIC»
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enhypostatic is used in the context of the following news items.
Divine Energies
First, “while the energies are enhypostatic and only express but are not identical to the divine persons, it follows that 'the latter is forced to ... «First Things, Aug 14»
