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"A Mysterious Bond of Love" : Unity and Kenosis in Chiara Lubich's Early Writings
The thesis studies the notion of unity in early writings of Chiara Lubich (1920–2008) from a relational perspective through the theoretical lens of self-emptying (kenosis).
La Mela, Vera
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Essential Kenosis and the Problem of Salvation
Essential Kenosis (EK) argues that God is essentially love and that love is necessarily non-coercive, preventing God from unilaterally determining creaturely outcomes.
Hoyt, Steven
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2023
Abstract The fourth incarnational model, which will be the focus for the rest of the book, is the kenotic model. The development of kenoticism is briefly traced through four different variants, but the main concern is with those variants which posit a self-emptying in terms of a giving up of certain characteristic divine properties by ...
Robin le Poidevin
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Abstract The fourth incarnational model, which will be the focus for the rest of the book, is the kenotic model. The development of kenoticism is briefly traced through four different variants, but the main concern is with those variants which posit a self-emptying in terms of a giving up of certain characteristic divine properties by ...
Robin le Poidevin
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The Kenarchy Journal, 2022
Kenosis has long been a controversial Christian theological topic for those concerned with the flourishing of oppressed or marginalized people. Feminist theologians in particular have asked: Is self-emptying a harmful ethic when starting from an oppressed stance?
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Kenosis has long been a controversial Christian theological topic for those concerned with the flourishing of oppressed or marginalized people. Feminist theologians in particular have asked: Is self-emptying a harmful ethic when starting from an oppressed stance?
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2006
Abstract 1 This chapter addresses the question whether kenotic Christological theories are orthodox1. Naturally, this will require discussion of what makes a Christological theory count as kenotic. It will also require discussion of what makes a Christological theory orthodox as opposed to, say, unorthodox or even ...
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Abstract 1 This chapter addresses the question whether kenotic Christological theories are orthodox1. Naturally, this will require discussion of what makes a Christological theory count as kenotic. It will also require discussion of what makes a Christological theory orthodox as opposed to, say, unorthodox or even ...
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