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De Theologische Dialoog Over het Filioque, I
Het Christelijk Oosten, 1998The Theological Dialogue about the Filioque, I The aim of the Vatican document from 1995 on ‘The Greek and the Latin traditions regarding the procession of the Holy Spirit’, drawn up by the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, is to reopen the theological dialogue about the procession of the Holy Spirit, which is carried out by the Joint ...
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The filioque – opportunity for debate?
Scottish Journal of Theology, 1988The current discussion of the proposal from the World Council of Churches that ‘all churches should revert to the original text of the Nicene Creed as the normative formulation’ and thus excise the filioque, presents churches with a unique opportunity for extensive re-examination of fundamental theology.
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2017
La 4e de couverture indique : "L'originalité de ce dictionnaire est d'offrir au lecteur une approche globale du catholicisme depuis ses origines les plus anciennes jusqu'à son influence actuelle à travers tous les continents. Le catholicisme se trouve aujourd'hui dans une situation paradoxale.
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La 4e de couverture indique : "L'originalité de ce dictionnaire est d'offrir au lecteur une approche globale du catholicisme depuis ses origines les plus anciennes jusqu'à son influence actuelle à travers tous les continents. Le catholicisme se trouve aujourd'hui dans une situation paradoxale.
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Trinity, Filioque and Semantic Ascent
Sophia, 2008It is difficult to reconcile claims about the Father's role as the progenitor of Trinitarian Persons with commitment to the equality of the persons, a problem that is especially acute for Social Trinitarians. I propose a metatheological account of the doctrine of the Trinity that facilitates the reconciliation of these two claims.
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Scottish Journal of Theology, 1957
The Church of England in the sixteenth century cast off allegiance to the Papacy and underwent (more especially in the critical years 1549, 1552, and 1559) a considerable measure of doctrinal purification and reformation. The Reformation was in England, however, carried out on conservative lines, and the main dogmas of the Faith, as set forth in the ...
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The Church of England in the sixteenth century cast off allegiance to the Papacy and underwent (more especially in the critical years 1549, 1552, and 1559) a considerable measure of doctrinal purification and reformation. The Reformation was in England, however, carried out on conservative lines, and the main dogmas of the Faith, as set forth in the ...
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Cistercian University Theologians on the Filioque.
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Schabel, Christopher David +1 more
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