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Pacifica: Australasian Theological Studies, 1988 The Church today no longer generates heresies as it did in the past centuries of intolerant dogmatism. But it generates a worldwide indifference by its persistent incapacity to articulate God's revelation in Scripture within an adequately updated theological project.
Charles Kannengiesser
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Armenian Manuscripts of St. Athanasius of Alexandria
Harvard Theological Review, 1931 The Armenian version of the works of Athanasius is known to European scholars from four sources: (1) the list in Karekin's catalogue of early Armenian translations, (2) Conybeare's edition of the pseudo-athanasian “Dialogue between Athanasius and Zacchaeus,” (3) an article by the same scholar, ‘On the Sources of the Text of St.
Robert P. Casey
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Athanasius of Alexandria: The Scope of Scripture in Polemical and Pastoral Context
Vigiliae Christianae, 1993Cet article examine un aspect de l'hermeneutique biblique des ecrits anti-ariens, representes par les «Orations contre les ariens», le «De Decretis» et la «Deuxieme lettre a Serapion», puis suggere une comprehension de ces conclusions dans le contexte plus large des interets d'Athanase d'Alexandrie, tels qu'ils sont reveles dans le «De Incarnatione» et
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The Significance of Homoousios in Athanasius of Alexandria
philippiniana Sacra, 2019In 325, the first ever ecumenical council in the church was celebrated at Nicea to address the Arian question about the nature of the Son. Nicea formulated a creed which contained formulaic expressions that proclaim the right doctrine of the Son. Among these expressions, the term homoousios became normative in Trinitarian doctrine. However, the path of
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Athanasius of Alexandria. Teacher and Martyr of the Christian Church
2018Athanasius described himself as an outstanding Christian teacher and as a martyr - though only exiled many times. This innovative strategy of self-fashioning was very successfull and explained his veneration as Church Father and exceptional fighter for the Nicene Orthodoxy.
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