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Gregory of Nyssa's Terminology for Trinitarian Perichoresis
Vigiliae Christianae, 1998Gregoire de Naziance est le premier Pere de l'Eglise a employer le terme perichoresis dans un sens theologique quand il parle des titres du Christ se referant a son humanisme et a sa divinite. Mais il ne l'emploie pas dans un sens trinitaire, pour exprimer la trinite il utilise deux autres termes : periphero et auakuklesis qui definissent le dynamisme ...
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The Use and Abuse of Perichoresis in Recent Theology
Scottish Journal of Theology, 2001Perichoresis(perichoresis, circumincessio)is a theological term which describes the ‘necessary being-in-one-another or circumincession of the three divine Persons of the Trinity because of the single divine essence, the eternal procession of the Son from the Father and of the Spirit from the Father and (through) the Son, and the fact that the three ...
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The Ethical Limits of Power: On the Perichoresis of Power
Studies in Christian Ethics, 2015This article explores the interrelations among religious, moral and political power in an analogy to the Christian concept of ‘perichoresis’ of the Trinity. Starting with beliefs about power, the endoxa, the article explores, first, moments in Western thought to show how power has been grounded in God or gods and in the vitalities of nature.
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Consubstantiality beyond Perichoresis, East and West
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Perichoresis, Deification, and Christological Predication in John of Damascus
Mediaeval Studies, 2000La pensee de Jean Damascene s'est developpee dans un contexte de philosophie classique, et fondamentalement stoique. L'A. examine en premier lieu son interpretation de la nature, notamment dans sa theorie des univers. Dans une deuxieme partie, il se penche sur des theories classiques de melange, en meme temps qu'une description complete de la facon de ...
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Perichoresis: New Theological Wine in an Old Theological Wineskin
Horizons, 1995AbstractThe history of theology demonstrates that theological exploration, seeking to understand fully an already given theological concept, regularly brings forth unexpected insights. This article seeks to do just that. Reflecting on an ancient theological word, perichoresis, coined in its original Greek to express the intimate communion of, first ...
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The Use of the Term Perichoresis in the Trinitarian Dogma According to St. Gregory of Nyssa
2016In order to understand the ontological foundation of human existence as person, it is necessary to move from the level of an anthropological approach toward theology. It is interesting to note that in the theological field, the concept of person has undergone a long process of definition and refinement.
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