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Toward the totus Christus: an analogy of grace
From the letters of the New Testament onward, theology has employed the term χάρις as a hypernym for participation in the salvific and divinizing activity of God. The founding narratives of Christian faith depict time as a dimension in which this participation gradually unfolds unto a christological fullness.
Shea IV, Henry Joseph
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Exégèse prosopologique des Psaumes et Christus totus chez Augustin d'Hippone
In the early 1980s, M.-J. Rondeau published two volumes on Les commentaires patristiques du psautier (IIIe-Ve siècles), Rome, Pontificium institutum orientalium studiorum, 1982-1985.
Pauliat, Marie
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The Emergence of Totus Christus as Hermeneutical Center in Augustine’s Enarrationes in Psalmos
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Towards a theology of the Psalm titles: The Davidic voice and the totus Christus
Scottish Journal of Theology, 2023AbstractThis article explores the ways in which the thirteen ‘biographical superscriptions’ which are found throughout the Psalter contribute to the blending of the Davidic voice which they invoke and the corporate voice of the community which receives them.
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Transfigurauit in se: sacramentalidad de la doctrina agustiniana del totus Christus
Augustinus, 2015This article argues that Augustine’s choice of verb tense for the phrase transfigurauit in se offers a sacramental dimension to his doctrine of the totus Christus, the whole Christ with Christ as Head and the Church as Body. While the apostle Paul chooses the future tense, transfigurauit (Phil.
Kimberly F. Baker, José Anoz
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