Christ In Christian Tradition

Christ In Christian Tradition - Volume Two
Phụ đề:	The Churches Of Jerusalem And Antioch from 451 to 600
Tác giả:	Alois Grillmeier, Theresia Hainthaler
Ký hiệu tác giả:	GR-A
DDC:	232.901 - Cuộc đời của Chúa Giêsu
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	2

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0006942
Nhà xuất bản:	Oxford University Press, Great Britain
Năm xuất bản:	2013
Khổ sách:	20
Số trang:	670
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

Mã số:	258SB0006943
Nhà xuất bản:	Oxford University Press, Great Britain
Năm xuất bản:	2013
Khổ sách:	20
Số trang:	670
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

"The Fertile Crescent"	1
Introduction	1
PART ONE: CHRISTOLOGY IN PALESTINE AFTER CHALCEDON UNTIL THE RISE OF ISLAM
CHAPTER ONE: Palestine and its Christological Groupings after 451	5
I. Jerusalem as Episcopal See and patriarchate	5
II. The Country and its Major Centres	12
III. Attitude of the Palestinian Monastics to Chalcedon (451-c.565)	40
CHAPTER TWO: The Concrete Faith in Christ of the Palestinian Church	49
I. The 'Solemn Mystery Play'- The Kerygma of Jerusalem	49
II. Three Great Monastic Fathers in Judea and their Christology	64
III. The Academics of Gaza and their Understanding of Christ	82
IV. The Christological Spirituality of the Ascetics of Gaza	91
V. The Christology of the Monks in the Sinai Region	112
CHAPTER THREE: A Synthesis of Palestinian Christology According to the History of Concepts and Formulas: Pamphilius the Theologian	129
I. Pamphilius the Man and his Work	129
II. Christology as Depicted in the Solutio of Pamphilius	134
III. The Neo-Chalcedonianism of Pamphilius	144
CHAPTER FOUR: Retrospect and Prospect	151
I. The Christological Profile of the Jerusalem Patriarchate	151
II. John of Scythopolis, Scholiast and Neo- Chalcedonian	155
III. John IV of Jerusalem and Relations with the Caucasian Churches	160
PART TWO: CHRISTOLOGY IN THE PATRIARCHATE OF ANTIOCH AFTER 451 TO THE END OF THE SIXTH CENTURY
SECTION ONE: The Patriarchate of Antioch in its Context	171
CHAPTER ONE: Extent and Organization of the Patriarchate of Antioch	171
I. On the External Organization	171
II Some Factors in the Historical Development of the Organization of the Patriarchate of Antioch	174
CHAPTER TWO: The Hierarchial Split of the Patriarchate of Antioch	184
I. Preliminary Remark	184
II. Establishment and Collapse of the Severan Hierarchy in the Patriarchate of Antioch	185
III. The Efforts of the Bishops John of Tella and John of Hephaistos	187
IV. The Establishment of the Anti-Chalcedonian Hierarchy by Jacob Baradeus	189
CHAPTER THREE: One Pre- Islamic Christianity among the Arabs in the Sphere of Influence of the Patriarchate of Antioch	196
I. Arabs with Roman Citizenship	198
II. The Nomads	201
CHAPTER FOUR: The 'School of Antioch' and its Theological School in the Area of the Patriarchate of Antioch	218
I. The 'School of Antioch' and its Theology	218
II. The School of Edessa	236
III. The School of Nisibis	242
IV. The "Nestorian' Educational Movement	246
CHAPTER FIVE: The Persian Debater Simeon of Beth Arsam and his Anti-Nestorian Position	252
I. The Persian Debater	253
II. The Letter on 'Nestorianism'	255
III. The Dogmatic Perspective of the Letter	264
CHAPTER SIX: The Tritheist Controversy in the Sixth Century and its Importance in Syriac Christology	268
I. On the Historical Development of Tritheism in Syria	269
II. The Theological Statement of the Tritheists	276
CHAPTER SEVEN: The Christological Positions of the Patriarchs occupying the Throne of Antioch	281
I. The Chalcedonian Period	281
II. The Turmoil around the Throne of Antioch. The Struggle for the Theopaschite Addition to the Trisagion: Peter the Fuller of Chalcedonian Patriarchs	284
III. Battle for the Doctrine of Two Natures and Chalcedon under	292
IV. The Chalcedonian Restoration after Severus of Antioch	295
SECTION TWO: Greek Theology	298
CHAPTER ONE: Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite	298
I. Dionysius' Approach to the Theological Reflection	299
II. Jesus Christ in the Dionysian Universe and its History	311
III. Jesus in the Liturgy and Sacraments of the Church	321
IV. Dionysius' Image of Christ	326
V. Final Remarks on Dionysius' Christology	336
CHAPTER TWO: Ephrem of Antioch and His Neo- Chalcedonism	343
I. His Personality and Actions	343
II. The Christological Position of Ephrem	346
CHAPTER THREE: Anastasius, 'the Great Bishop of Antioch'	359
I. Life and Works	359
II. Christological Positions in the Works of Anatasius	362
CHAPTER FOUR: A Christological Controversy among the Severans at the End of the Sixth Century- The Conversion of Probus anf John Barbur to Chalcedonism	386
I. The Fragmentation of the Anti- Chalcedonians in the Second Half of the Sixth Century	386
II . The Report of Dionysius of Tell-Mahre	389
III. The Probus Dossier	392
IV. The Sophist Stephen of Alexandria	413
V. Concluding Remarks.	417
SECTION THREE: Syriac Theology	419
Introduction: On Syriac Christology before Chalcedon	419
A Retrospect: Christological Problems and Basic Ideas	410
CHAPTER ONE: The Christology of Jacob of Sarug	430
I. Jacob's Christology: History of Research	432
II. The Christology of the Letters	435
III. The Christology og the Mimre	456
IV. Conclusion	475
CHAPTER TWO: The Christology of Philoxenus of Mabbug	478
I. The Basic Structure: The Relationship Between the Divine Nature and the Economy of Salvation	483
II. Christology, Trinity, and the Divine Becoming	489
III. The Reality of the Oikonomia	502
IV. The Union of Divinity and Humanity in Christ	511
V. Christology and Soteriology	524
VI. Christology and Knowledge	535
VII. Conclusion.	543
CHAPTER THREE: From the Controversy on 'Unus ex Triniate passus est': The Prostest of Habib against Philoxenus' Epistula dogmatica to the Monks	545
I. Indotruction	545
II. Habib's Mamlela or Treatise in Philoxenus' Two Refutations	554
III. On Some Aspects of Habib's Treatise	606
Retrospect and Prospect	621

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