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SOPHIOLOGICAL ASPECT DOGMA WORSHIP OF ICON IN SERGIUSBULGAKOV’S CONCEPTION
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2022
Abstract After a review and resolution of the base question of the book regarding the patristic roots of modern Russian Sophiology, Chapter 7 sets out to re-envisage sophiology by situating it more firmly and fully within that tradition. Such a re-envisaged sophiology involves, in particular, a re-orientation of modern Russian Sophiology
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Abstract After a review and resolution of the base question of the book regarding the patristic roots of modern Russian Sophiology, Chapter 7 sets out to re-envisage sophiology by situating it more firmly and fully within that tradition. Such a re-envisaged sophiology involves, in particular, a re-orientation of modern Russian Sophiology
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Sergei Bulgakov’s sophiology of death
Studies in East European Thought, 2010In this paper I present Bulgakov’s conception of the sophiology of death considered, first, as a science of God’s Wisdom and, second, as the content of Bulgakov’s work entitled “Sophiology of Death.”
Lilianna Kiejzik
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2022
The Commentary on the Novgorod Sophia icon appears as a part of a fixed set of ten texts in its early, fifteenth-century manuscripts. This chapter analyses these satellite texts around the commentary which reveal the multi-layered sophiological meaning of the Wisdom icon.
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The Commentary on the Novgorod Sophia icon appears as a part of a fixed set of ten texts in its early, fifteenth-century manuscripts. This chapter analyses these satellite texts around the commentary which reveal the multi-layered sophiological meaning of the Wisdom icon.
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A Sophiological Understanding of Beauty
COMMUNIO VIATORUM, 2023The article elaborates on the notion of beauty in the Russian Orthodox context of sophiology as one of the theological streams of the modern period. It explores a sophiological understanding of beauty in the work of two significant Russian Orthodox priests and close friends, Sergei Bulgakov and Pavel Florensky.
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Bulgakov and Russian Sophiology
2023Abstract Although unquestionably inspired by Solov′ev, Bulgakov’s earliest reflection on sophiology grew out of his early academic profession as an economist. Economic activity—the realm of arts and crafts, ploughing, planting, and reaping, cooking, making clothes, building houses and towns—is continuing the work of divine Sophia, the ...
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New Blackfriars, 1937
It is commonly thought that gnostic systems are grounded upon a dualist conception of the origin of the Universe, but this is subject to question. Gnosticism was the source of many religious and philosophical movements in nowise marked by dualism, suffice it to recall Clement of Alexandria and Origen, and later the mediaeval adepts of secret teachings ...
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It is commonly thought that gnostic systems are grounded upon a dualist conception of the origin of the Universe, but this is subject to question. Gnosticism was the source of many religious and philosophical movements in nowise marked by dualism, suffice it to recall Clement of Alexandria and Origen, and later the mediaeval adepts of secret teachings ...
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The Golden Age of Patristic Sophiology
2022Abstract Themes of Trinitarian theology, Christology, and cosmology are prominent in the works of Clement and Origen of Alexandria (building in several respects on their illustrious Jewish predecessor, Philo) and ushering in what I have called ‘The Golden Age of Patristic Sophiology’.
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