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Tag Archives: basil
We Believe in One Lord Jesus Christ (ed. McGuckin)
John McGuckin gives us an outstanding, yea even world-class compendium of Patristic Christology. It nicely succeeds the first volume in the series. McGuckin notes a set of “ciphers” that explain the theology behind the Nicene Creed: “‘Christ’ becomes a cipher … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Fathers, theology
Tagged athanasius, basil, christology, ephrem syrian, gregory of nazianzus, gregory of nyssa, john mcguckin, mind, origen
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Hellenism as Dialectic
Earlier models of theology did theology “by century,” or a list of pithy sayings on a topic. I doubt I will get to a hundred, but it is a good guideline. When I attack Hellenism, in this context I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged basil, dialectics, john mcguckin, maximos the confessor, stoichea
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We Believe in One God (Ancient Christian Doctrines)
Bray, Gerald. ed. We Believe in One God (Ancient Christian Doctrines). Intervarsity Press, 2009. I think I have found the best primary source intro to the Fathers. The only drawback is the somewhat steep price. Gerald Bray (in this volume) gives a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, Fathers
Tagged angels, athanasius, augustine, basil, cyril of alexandria, demons, ephrem syrian, gerald bray, hilary of poitiers, nephilim, trinity
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St Basil: On Social Justice
The book is a collection of homilies St Basil wrote during the famine that hit Cappadocia. The book exhibits his sheer rhetorical power. One almost wept with pity in his homily on those who lend at interest. One problem, though: … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fathers
Tagged basil, cappadocians, ethics, patristics, pps reviews
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A Patristics Primer
I spent the past few days on Facebook debating soon-to-be-Socinians in the CBMW on why you shouldn’t tinker with the Trinity. Some friends have asked me for a primer on basic Patristics texts. This is more or less an impossible … Continue reading
Torrance on Essence/Energies
From The Trinitarian Faith When the Holy Spirit is given to us, God is in us, and if the homoousion holds true, then Christ is in us. “It is not merely by his power or operation, but God himself is present … Continue reading
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Tagged basil, didymus the blind, essence energies, thomas torrance
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