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Christian Discourses: And, The Crisis and a Crisis in the ...
Kierkegaard's "ubiquitarianism" differs in some important respects from that of
Luther, however. Whereas Luther's ubiquitarianism is based on his conception of
the hypostatic union, so that wherever Christ is he must be present in both divine
...
Søren Kierkegaard, Robert L. Perkins, 2007
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The Creeds of Christendom: History of the Creeds - Volume I, ...
The people of England entertain on these points' [the sacraments, and 'against
the ubiquitarianism of Brentius'] 'the same opinions as you do at Zurich.'8 Bishop
G-rindal, of London, afterwards (1575) the successor of Parker in the primacy, ...
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Christology: A Dogmatic Treatise on the Incarnation
The early Lutheran diviries treated this ludicrous theory as an article of faith and
expounded it with a wealth of subtle distinctions; but in process of time its
absurdity became so glaringly apparent that Ubiquitarianism was gradually
dropped.18 ...
Joseph Pohle, Arthur Preuss, 2007
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Creeds of Christendom, with a History and Critical notes. ...
19, 1559.573 The Formula Concordiæ on this subject is a compromise between
the Swabian absolute ubiquitarianism represented by Andreæ and expressed in
the Epitome, and the Saxon hypothetical ubiquitarianism represented by ...
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Pocket Dictionary of Theological Terms
117 ubiquity, ubiquitarianism whatever reflects God's own being and will is truth.
Furthermore, Jesus Christ is the truth in that he is the *revelation of God. TULIP.
An acronym referring to the five theological tenets affirmed at the 'Synod of Dort ...
Stanley J. Grenz, David Guretzki, Cherith Fee Nordling, 2010
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The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms, Second ...
It is based on Christ's state of humiliation (Lat. status humiliationis), including his
incarnation and crucifixion, and his state of exaltation (Lat. status exaltationis),
including his resurrection, ascension, and exaltation (Phil. 2:5–11).
ubiquitarianism ...
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Reformed Theology: Identity and Ecumenicity
But Ward's particular spin on "body" and "church" is highly dependent, if only
subconsciously, on Lutheran ubiquitarianism. "The body of the gendered Jew
expands to embrace the whole of creation," he tells us, beginning with the church
, ...
Wallace M. Alston, Michael Welker, 2003
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The Thirty-nine Articles: Two Volumes in One: Their History ...
Tyndale, 16 f. UBIQUITARIANISM, 87. Uniformity, 30, 39; Act of (I Eliz. c. 2), 38.
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY, the, 60. Weston, 27 f.¢ Whitaker, Dr., 55 f, Whitgift,
Archbishop, 51 ff. ZWINGLI, 7, 87. Old Learning, the, 15. Old Testament, the, 103
ff.
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Catholic and Reformed: The Roman and Protestant Churches in ...
D3r-v (note the significance attached in Bernard's apocalyptic schema to the
publication of the Harmonia). 23 Westin, Negotiations, pp.35 n.14, 48 n.10. 24
Ubiquitarianism was of especial concern to English Protestant divines in the
1560s and ...
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An Introductory Dictionary of Theology and Religious Studies
UBIQUITARIANISM This term arose out of the extremely heated and complex
argument between two Protestant reformers, Martin Luther and Ulrich Zwingli,
over whether or not the Body and Blood of Christ are truly present in the Lord's
Supper ...
Orlando O. Espín, James B. Nickoloff, 2007
