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Tag Archives: arianism
Is the Holy Spirit a product?
I don’t want to get into Filioquist metaphysics. Confessionally, I am a Protestant and that means I am in the Filioque tradition. So let’s get this out of the way up front: do I hold to the Filioque? I think … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiography, Fathers, theology
Tagged arianism, athanasius, augustine, filioque, jay dyer
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Review: Arius: Heresy and Tradition
by Rowan Williams Date: January 2014 Being faithful to church teachings does not mean merely chanting former slogans, but critically receiving the church’s witness and faithfully putting it into a new context in response to a new crisis. Rowan Williams … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, Fathers, Philosophy
Tagged arianism, athanasius, neo platonism, origen, philo, rowan williams, substance
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Athanasius, Orations Against the Arians
This work is a step up from Athanasius’s smaller treaty on the Incarnation. Here we begin to see a fully worked-out theological ontology. This review, however, will not deal with the controversies concerning Proverbs 8 in the Nicene world. That … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fathers
Tagged angels, arianism, athanasius, christology, dialectics, divine simplicity, joseph farrell, neo platonism
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Getting caught with their pants down
Seven years ago when i was exploring other Christian traditions and reading heavily in the early fathers (and all the leading monographs), I came to the conclusion that if you don’t make Triadology (or its correlate Christology) central, you risk … Continue reading
Posted in church, theology
Tagged arianism, athanasius, Calvinist International, complementarianism, monarchy, trinity
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