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Пост от 07.07.2025 23:28

Criticism of Unitarianism in the 1830s, by Orestes Brownson, Perry Miller (ed.), The Transcendentalists (1978), p. 114-123

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The Baker Compact - Dictionary of Theological Terms (2016) Gregg R. Allison

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Пост от 05.07.2025 14:51

article Augustine on marriage, monasticism and the community of the Church The author attempts to situate Augustine's theology of marriage in the broad historical and theological context of the early Church. She does so by connecting his view of marriage to his thinking on virginity and monastic life, and especially by integrating his views on all three states against the background of church preoccupations about the year 400. This more comprehensive account of Augustine's views draws upon the Confessions, On the Good of Marriage, On Holy Virginity, and On the Work of Monks . #monasticism #marriage #celibacy

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Christian Monasticism - A Great Force in History (1925) Ian C. Hannah #monasticism

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Outline of Catholic Christology The Person of Jesus Christ Christ is both true God and true man. According to Catholic doctrine, the cause of the unity of the divine and human natures in Christ is the Divine Person of the Son of God (the second person of the Holy Trinity), and this union of the two natures is called the Hypostatic Union. It is precisely the Word of God, that is, the Divine Person, and not a divine-human person, that ensures Jesus Christ, despite having two natures, remains one being. The human nature of Christ does not possess its own human personality but was assumed by the Word and exists through the Word. The Two Natures of Christ Despite the unity of person in Christ, there is no single divine-human nature. The Lord Jesus has two natures: divine and human, which remain unmixed and unchanged, and His divine nature did not absorb the human nature. As a result, Christ remains fully God and fully man. The Two Wills in Christ Because Christ has two natures, He also has two wills: divine and human. It must be emphasized that there was never a true conflict between them; rather, Christ’s human will remained forever obedient to His divine will. The prayer of the Lord Jesus in Gethsemane is evidence and an illustration of the existence of two wills. The Human Nature of Christ Christ possesses a complete and unchanged human nature. This means that He has a true human body, not merely an apparent body, as, for example, angels had when they appeared in human form. The Lord Jesus also possesses a rational human soul, which is the form of His human body. It follows that the Word of God did not take the place or function of the human soul, as then Christ could not be called a true man. The Hypostatic Union encompassed the whole of Christ, meaning that both the body and soul of the Savior were united with His divinity. The rational human soul of Christ, due to its union with the divinity, possessed perfect knowledge from the very beginning, which means that the Lord Jesus, even as a man, possessed relative omniscience and had this knowledge during His time on earth. source: Fr. M. Sieniatycki, Outline of Catholic Dogmatics #christology

Пост от 05.07.2025 00:54

St. Augustine, confirming the teaching of the Ecumenical Council of Florence, affirms in de Trinit., lib. 15, cap. 26, that the Holy Ghost receives the divine essence from both the Father and the Son. #trinity

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The monastic roots of urban self -government source: The monks who made Europe https://broadstreet.blog/2022/05/20/the-monks-who-made-europe/ #monasticism 🔗book

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