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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HETEROOUSIAN»
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Heteroousian nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
Heteroousian e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
For an analysis of Athanasius's views, see Morales, La théologie, 211–17. 14.
Pan. 76.6.1–11 discussed the Heteroousian (or polemically Anomoian, according
to Epiphanius) assertion that the difference between “begotten” and “unbegotten”
...
St Epiphanius of Cyprus, 2014
2
Studia Patristica. Vol 46: Tertullian to Tyconius, Egypt ...
The fourth-century Trinitarian debates took a new turn in 358 when the newly-
elected bishop of Antioch, Eudoxius, began to promote the Heteroousian
theology of Aetius and his disciple Eunomius.5 The Homoiousian alliance came
into ...
Jane Baun, A. Cameron, M. Edwards, 2010
As revelation teaches, He freely originated other substances and beings
heteroousian — neither specifically nor generically consub- stantial, or
coetaneous with him. Creation was, therefore, no mere evolution of an ever
fermenting divine ...
4
The Origins of English Words: A Discursive Dictionary of ...
... dek heterogeneous: dek, gn, sem I heterogenesis: dek heteromerous: smer
heteromorphy: merbh heteronymous: onomen Heteroousian: es, sem I
heterophyllous: beu heterozygous: ieug hetman: caput heuristic: uer III hew: kau
III hex: kagh, ...
Joseph Twadell Shipley, 2009
5
The Uninvited Guest: Emerging from Narcissism towards Marriage
To pursue this further might take us into struggles in the ancient Christian church
— for example, over the Homoousian (Father and Son were the same,
consubstantial), Heteroousian (Father and Son were other), and Homoiousian (
Father and ...
6
Forschungen zur Kirchen- und Dogmengeschichte:
206,21-207,9]). The decisive reproach in this passage is this: that the supporters
of Arius and Eunomius practice only one immersion at baptism as opposed to
three, and this is connected with their heteroousian doctrine.290 What is known ...
7
The works of Ralph Cudworth
... in being not heteroousian, but ho- moousian, coessential or consubstantial ;
not made up of God and creature, but all homogeneal of uncreated, or creator: so
did the Trinity of the first orthodox Anti-Arians herein agree with the Platonic trinity
, ...
Ralph Cudworth, Thomas Birch, 1829
In this sense she was both Catholic and Heteroousian, knowing that “God the
Father” and “God the Son” were separate and iconic, not unlike insatiable raptors
. This was Zomaya's explanation for death, for torture and ill grounding which ...
9
Biblical Dogmatics: An Exposition of the Principal Doctrines ...
Or was he even of a different nature or essence (heteroousian)? Whatever
partisan feeling, or whatever dishonesty of procedure appeared at times among
any of the different parties in the long conflict of opinion, we should credit all of
the ...
Milton Spenser Terry, 2002
10
New Englander and Yale Review
As revelation teaches, He freely originated other substances and beings
heteroousian — neither specifically nor generically consub- stantial, or
coetaneous with him. Creation was, therefore, no mere evolution of an ever
fermenting divine ...
Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, 1859