10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERICHORESIS»
Discover the use of
perichoresis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perichoresis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Divinity and Humanity: The Incarnation Reconsidered
tempered with humility in the face of the incomprehensibility of divine mystery.2
Two applications of perichoresis In what follows we shall distinguish between two
doctrines of perichoresis via the following designations: nature-perichoresis, ...
2
Metaphysics, Theology, and Self: Relational Essays
The Fathers of the Eastern Church made use of the term perichoresis (jieqi-
Xcbpnaic;) (1) to elaborate the two-nature Christology; (2) to express the doctrine
of the Trinity; (3) to indicate the relation of God to creation; and (4) to refer to ...
3
After Our Likeness: The Church as the Image of the Trinity
Perichoresis refers to the reciprocal interiority of the trinitarian persons." In every
divine person as a subject, the other persons also indwell; all mutually permeate
one another, though in so doing they do not cease to be distinct persons. In fact ...
4
An Imaginative Glimpse: The Trinity and Multiple Religious ...
Interestingly, since the idea of person-perichoresis is not developed in Maximus,
he does not discuss any direct relation between reality-perichoresis and person-
perichoresis.40 A close relation, however, between reality-perichoresis and ...
5
The Other Six Days: Vocation, Work, and Ministry in Biblical ...
Perichoresis The fourth-century Cappadocian Fathers (Basil, Gregory of Nyssa,
and Gregory of Nazianzus) taught that the essence of God is relational, that God
exists in a plurality of distinct persons united in communion. They avoided the ...
6
Imago Trinitatis: Toward a Relational Understanding of ...
To further explain her relational concept of person, LaCugna draws from the well-
spring of the christological and trinitarian concept of perichoresis. The term was
probably first used theologically by Gregory of Nazianzus as a way to express ...
7
Perichoretically Embodied Ethics: A Biblical-theological and ...
mentions perichoresis in quite a few different theological and historical settings
throughout the book.10 However, Letham does not present a thorough or
focused discussion of the development of the doctrine of perichoresis in his book.
8
The Eternal Covenant: How the Trinity Reshapes Covenant Theology
10 If representation is the essence of the covenant and of the doctrine of
perichoresis, perichoresis and creation are linked in the theology of Van Til. The
covenant in God is the basis for understanding man and the whole creation.
Redemption ...
9
The Incarnation: Collected Essays in Christology
2 Perichoresis - reflections on the doctrine of the Trinity Can poets (can men in
television) Be saved? It is not easy To believe in unknowable justice Or pray in
the name of a love Whose name one's forgotten: libera Me, libera C (dear C) And
all ...
Brian Hebblethwaite, 1987
10
An Examination of the Problems of Inclusive Language in the ...
Perichoresis describes a relationship of perfect harmony. When we watch a
couple dancing, we are impressed by the two people moving in unison; they
move as one. We see one dance. Observing this dance we can logically
distinguish two ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERICHORESIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
perichoresis is used in the context of the following news items.
Toward a Theory of Transcendental Black Metal
And I am currently at work on a piece for the upcoming Black Metal Theory symposium called “Perichoresis of Music, Art, and Philosophy,” ... «Hyperallergic, Jun 15»
How to Glimpse the Trinity
Since the early centuries of the church, Christian theologians have used the word perichoresis to describe this reality. The term—meaning ... «ChristianityToday.com, May 15»
Events planned to mark National Day of Prayer
Kruger is the director of Perichoresis Ministries and a theologian and author of several books, including “The Shack Revisited” and “Across All ... «Columbus Telegram, May 15»
How To Rebuild Your Life In One Simple Step
God's very nature is this gift, this perichoresis, this dance of love between the Divine Persons. This is what it means to say that God is Love. «Patheos, Apr 15»
Liturgy – The Ark Work
Hunt-Hendrix is an artist brimming with intellectual ideas (the LP packaging comes with a perichoresis diagram linking music, philosophy and ... «mxdwn.com, Mar 15»
Liturgy's Rap-Metalocalypse
It's called a perichoresis. And this is an appropriation of the Christian term. I think the career of the band is a work of art, like a sculpture. «VICE, Mar 15»
The Liturgy Manifesto
He calls this scheme The Perichoresis of Music, Art, and Philosophy. The second diagram offers a self-contained world populated by characters ... «Pitchfork Media, Mar 15»
From Emergent Church to Emergent God
Eighth century writer John Damascene used the Greek word perichoresis to teach that Father, Son, and Spirit are mutually interrelated in ... «Patheos, Mar 15»
Must the Stretching Stop?
In his recent study of John of Damascus, Perichoresis and Personhood, Charles Twombly expresses concern that contemporary theologians ... «First Things, Feb 15»
Courtly Love And “The Traditional Family”
... the nobility, a natural affair of estate and social status, not the icon of the Trinitarian perichoresis that Christian theology tells us it should be. «Patheos, Jan 15»
