КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «DITHELITISM»
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... on the Sea of Galilee, 112 misunderstanding Jesus, 110, 113, 133–34, 150,
163, 185 women among, 197, 236–37, 243 dithelitism, 208 divine intervention,
19, 21 divine laws, exceptions to, 52–53 divine self-disclosure, 100 divorce, 140–
43, ...
William Carl Placher, 2010
This element of his doctrine, which characterizes the entire school of Antioch,
leads Theodore to diophysitism, enables him to anticipate the future dithelitism,
and becomes an integral part of the Christology of the Church. But his own ...
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Who was Jesus Christ?: And Other Questions
The error of dithelitism arose from observation of the conflict in Christ between
the human desire and the divine will. There seems no more reason to argue, from
the words and deeds of Christ, that He has two wills, than to conclude the same
of ...
Frederick Wilkins Aveling, 1897
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Divine contingency: theologies of divine embodiment in ...
If Christ had had no human will, and thus had been unable to make ethical
choices in the course of his life, a fundamental aspect of human experience,
which stretches through time, would not have been redeemed. Dithelitism is the
victory of ...
History is a divine-human affair: the divine power is combined with human
freedom, as the dogma of dithelitism makes clear. As the common work, history is
a synergism. And it is this spiritual, divine side of history that Revelation reveals.
Sergeĭ Nikolaevich Bulgakov, 2002
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Faith and doubt; or, the Bible and the creeds
Certainly Cyril's expressions seem to have occasioned Eutychianism ; and
Nestorians may be thought to have received a full acquittal when the Western
Church adopted Dithelitism, or two wills in Christ, the human in harmony with the
divine.
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Patrology: The Eastern Fathers from the Council of Chalcedon ...
... held at Constantinople in 681 by order of Constantine IV, took note of the new
and now irreversible political and religious situation, and against Monophysitism
and Monothelitism reaffirmed both Diphysitism and Dithelitism. The final cause of
...
Angelo Di Berardino, Andrew Louth, Sir, Adrian Walford, 2008
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The Necronomicon: Selected Stories & Essays Concerning the ...
It was "Monophysite" Christology, meaning that Christ had one (monos) nature (
physis), instead of two (divine and human), as Western Christians thought. "
Dithelitism" (or "two-will-ism") was another doctrine which defined Christ as
having two ...
Frederik Pohl, John Brunner, Robert M. Price, 2002
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Dissertation Abstracts International: The humanities and ...
This program integrates exegetical and dogmatic reflection, maintains a sharp
distinction between Christ's divinity and humanity, foregrounds dithelitism,
construes Christ's humanity as "flesh" under judgment, and views Christ's
struggle in ...
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The Quest for the Trinity: The Doctrine of God in Scripture, ...
In the twentieth century, there arose a sense that the doctrine had been neglected and stood in need of recovery. In The Quest for the Trinity, Holmes takes us on a remarkable journey through 2,000 years of the Christian doctrine of God.
