PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «CONSUBSTANTIALITY»
consubstantiality
kenneth
burke
consubstantial
transubstantial
adjective
used
latin
christian
christology
coined
tertullian
against
hermogenes
greek
term
homoousios
describes
relationship
among
divine
persons
trinity
connotes
that
father
holy
spirit
being
generated
before
consubstantiality
merriam
webster
quality
state
origin
late
consubstantialitas
participation
same
nature
coexistence
substance
revised
unabridged
published
oxford
dictionaries
pronunciation
ˌstanchēˈalətē
noun
more
example
sentences
this
teaching
prompted
further
speculation
relation
within
define
essence
middle
consubstantiālis
equivalent
substanti
identification
accessing
rhetoric
finally
understanding
rather
than
bewilderment
when
hear
someone
mention
blakesley
david
elements
dramatism
will
help
linkage
between
acted
concepts
delineates
these
sections
explains
process
encyclopaedia
spiritual
contentious
issue
time
early
church
question
whether
jesus
defined
theol
having
said
consubstancial
ecclesiastical
consanguinity
julian
pitt
rivers
kith
chapter
goody
character
kinship
although
infrequently
quoted
suggested
work
around
wiktionary
uncountable
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CONSUBSTANTIALITY»
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consubstantiality en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Community Over Chaos: An Ecological Perspective on ...
theory, is rhetoric's ability to create a sense of consubstantiality.81 Since
community, in the Deweyan sense we discussed in the last chapter, requires
awareness of consubstantiality, rhetoric creates, strengthens, or undermines
community.
2
The Character of Kinship
Consubstantiality within the nuclear family is thus seen to be in no way
dependent upon a 'correct' theory of procreation. A curious example from our own
culture might be cited to demonstrate the profound roots of the idea: it is often
believed in ...
3
Rhetorical Listening: Identification, Gender, Whiteness
In Burke's rhetorical theory, identification functions via consubstantiality {Rhetoric
62), with consubstantiality functioning via the merging of substances (21).
Consubstantiality signifies a place of bridged differences and common ground, a
place ...
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2010
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Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
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Changing Genders in Intercultural Perspectives
One answer lies in an understanding of kinship in terms of sharing in the most
general sense (connection) instead of the restricted sense of sharing substance (
consubstantiality). For too long, anthropologists have distinguished between ...
Barbara Saunders, Marie-Claire Foblets, 2002
7
On a Complex Theory of a Simple God: An Investigation in ...
Couldn't we model the relation of consubstantiality on a relation holding between
composite H/R discernible individuals, without building into our notion of
consubstantiality that it holds between composite items? Perhaps. But I can't see
how ...
8
Peter of Callinicum: Anti-Tritheist Dossier
consubstantiality, but they do explain it in a way different from their opponents.
Philoponus could rightly reply to the anathema by asserting that he had never
denied the community of the divine persons when he said that each of them has
his ...
R. Y. Ebied, A. van Roey, Lionel R. Wickham, 1981
9
Death as Transformation: A Contemporary Theology of Death
The upshot of all this is that the confession of Jesus' consubstantiality with the
Father in divinity and the confession of his consubstantiality with us in humanity
should not be extricated from one another, but held very closely together. Both of
...
10
The Works. - London, John & Paul Knapton 1738
'Tis mere Captiousness in Dr. W. to use here the Term, " THE Consubstantiality, "
without at all expressing which Sort of p- * »7 Consubstantiality he means,
though he knows the Word has very different Meanings. For it either denotes /
pecifick ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CONSUBSTANTIALITY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
consubstantiality en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
The moral testament of Professor Wistrich
The Jews, especially among the intellectuals, are unfortunately not always free from this blindness that refuses to see the consubstantiality ... «i24news, May 15»
WWJD? Asking for a friend
... Trinity in language that a 6-year-old can understand (or a 60-year-old, mind you, because, listen, consubstantiality is one hard nut to crack). «Washington Post, Mar 15»
In The Roman Catholic Mime Collective, Jesus Is a Slapstick Mime …
... pantomiming 24 gently mocking riffs on familiar Passion iconography as well as certain tenets of transubstantiation and consubstantiality. «LA Weekly, Dic 14»
Romantic puzzler Entwined is an understated triumph
As I was playing Entwined, I kept thinking of literary theorist Kenneth Burke's idea of consubstantiality -- bear with me, because I'm bringing my ... «Wired.co.uk, Jun 14»
Nihilism and “The Book of Mormon”
... of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit without finding it necessary to add a gloss onto the Bible via explanations such as consubstantiality. «Patheos, May 14»
Luciferian Occultism Overtaking the West
The self-described Gnostic Carl Jung interpreted the Ouroboros as having archetypal consubstantiality to the human psyche. Serpent power is ... «Canada Free Press, Jun 13»
Time to reunite all Catholics with a new Nicaea
... reign of God movement -- that should have its place alongside the traditional affirmations about begetting, consubstantiality and incarnation. «National Catholic Reporter, Mar 13»
Why I Love Mormonism
In order to explain the consubstantiality of God and man in the person of Christ, third and fourth century Christian Fathers, including Saint ... «New York Times, Sep 12»
Generation and Spiration: The Processions of the Trinity
This means that a single act of the will, shared through the consubstantiality of Father and Son, results in the spiration of the Holy Spirit. «Patheos, Jun 12»
Kevin Giles and The Eternal Generation of the Son
There were a number of reasons for Newton's denial of consubstantiality. The most important reason for Newton was that he simply didn't see it ... «Patheos, May 12»
