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Imitation, Knowledge, and the Task of Christology in Maximus the Confessor
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TextPublication details: Eugene Cascade Books 2020Description: 221pISBN: - 9781532672798
- ST468 D20
Contents:
Knowing-By-Likeness: Some Origins of a Patristic Epistemology, Knowing-By-Likeness in maximus the Confessor, Deification,Christ`s Incarnation in the Believer and Knowing By- Likeness, Praise and Persuasion: The Rhetorical Rationale of Maximums Letters, Descending,Ascending,and Doing Christology by likeness, Imitation,Desire,and Discending Dyothelite Christology
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| D20 SO129 Jesus in Latin America | D20 Sp327 Christology | D20 Sp840 The Christus Mediator | D20 ST468 Imitation, Knowledge, and the Task of Christology in Maximus the Confessor | D20 St471 Life of Christ | D20 St765 Life in Christ | D20 St871 The Case for Christ |
Knowing-By-Likeness: Some Origins of a Patristic Epistemology, Knowing-By-Likeness in maximus the Confessor, Deification,Christ`s Incarnation in the Believer and Knowing By- Likeness, Praise and Persuasion: The Rhetorical Rationale of Maximums Letters, Descending,Ascending,and Doing Christology by likeness, Imitation,Desire,and Discending Dyothelite Christology
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