HYPOSTASIS IN SEVERUS OF ANTIOCH
Severus of Antioch reveals the Non-Chalcedonian communion as being wholeheartedly Cyrilline in Christology. His teachings make clear that there is no substantial difference between the Christology of the present day Eastern Orthodox and that of the Oriental Orthodox, even while the nature of his objections to Chalcedon are given some justification. An understanding of the Christology of any theologian of any period requires an appreciation of the manner in which theological terms are used, and the meaning being attached to them in a variety of contexts. Nowhere is this more important than...
Read MoreNECESSITY AND FREE WILL IN THE THOUGHT OF BARDAISAN OF EDESS / Tim Hegedus
Waterloo Lutheran Seminary Wilfrid Laurier University ABSTRACT : We examine here how the Syrian philosopher and theologian Bardaisan conciliates necessary fate and free will in man. Our study is based on an examination of the Book of the Laws of Countries, a dialogue on free will and astral fate, featuring Bardaisan, a few of his disciples and an opponent. ______________________ One of the earliest known figures of Syriac...
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