Christology
Pohle, Joseph
Christology A Dogmatic Treatise on the Incarnation - London B Herder Book Co 1952 - 311p
includes index and biblioraphy
Duality in unity or the costitutive elements of christ The divinity of christ The humanity of christ The reality and integrity of christ`s sacred humanity The reality and integrity of christ`s sacred humanity as defined against docetae The inegrity of christ`s sacred humanity, as defined against arianism and apollinarianism The adamic origin of the human nature of christ The passability of christ`s human nature Unity in duality or the hypostatic union The dogma of the hypostatic union The hypostatic union of the two natures in christ The positive dogmatic teaching of revelation as defined against nestorius Speculative development of the dogma of the hypostatic union The incofusion of the two natures in christ The existence of one divine person in two perfect natures as defined against monophysitism The existence of two wills in christ as defined against monothelitism The inseparabiity of the two natures in christ The effects of the hypostatic union The attributes of christ according to his divinity The perichoresis of the two natures in christ as defined against adoptionism The attributes of christ according to his human will or holiness The human knowledge of christ The adorableness of christ`s humanity
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D20 / P754
Christology A Dogmatic Treatise on the Incarnation - London B Herder Book Co 1952 - 311p
includes index and biblioraphy
Duality in unity or the costitutive elements of christ The divinity of christ The humanity of christ The reality and integrity of christ`s sacred humanity The reality and integrity of christ`s sacred humanity as defined against docetae The inegrity of christ`s sacred humanity, as defined against arianism and apollinarianism The adamic origin of the human nature of christ The passability of christ`s human nature Unity in duality or the hypostatic union The dogma of the hypostatic union The hypostatic union of the two natures in christ The positive dogmatic teaching of revelation as defined against nestorius Speculative development of the dogma of the hypostatic union The incofusion of the two natures in christ The existence of one divine person in two perfect natures as defined against monophysitism The existence of two wills in christ as defined against monothelitism The inseparabiity of the two natures in christ The effects of the hypostatic union The attributes of christ according to his divinity The perichoresis of the two natures in christ as defined against adoptionism The attributes of christ according to his human will or holiness The human knowledge of christ The adorableness of christ`s humanity
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D20 / P754