Christology

How To Use Christology In A Sentence

• One does not have to read very deeply in the scholarly literature on eschatology, the gospels, or Christology before running into the writings of Richard Bauckham.
• Just to back up,remember how diverse we're finding Christianity, and we're going to start seeing that diversity now representing itself in Christology.
• But Bauckham certainly doesn't want to understand Christology in terms of adoption, much less adoptionism. Archive 2009-07-01
• At around this same time, other liberal Puritans were discovering via English Unitarian intermediaries and adopting as their own the antitrinitarian Christology and quasi-Pelagian soteriology of the radical Reformers. Philocrites: The UU gospel according to Fausto.
• These include a Pelagian doctrine of salvation, a unitarian doctrine of God, a docetic christology and Bible, a gnostic doctrine of eschatology, and a Constantinian doctrine of church-state relations—which, by the way, was what led the German church to support Hitler. Evangelical heresies
• Wink's project is to construct a ‘Christology from below,’ since he believes that the divinized Christ hinders human transformation.
• There have been interesting articles written by Reginald Fuller, Francis Watson, and Charles Talbert on this seemingly "adoptionist" way of understanding John's Christology. Jesus the Mystic in the Gospel of John
• One of the parallels that strikes me is the lack of humility or at least self-awareness in the attempts to disassemble a large body of academic literature, rather than publishing - say - an article on Paul's conception of the archons as sublunar demons or docetic christology in GThom. More Mythicist-Creationist Parallels
• Furthermore, Calvin neglects or doesn't comprehend an important and dogmatically accepted aspect of trinitarianism and Christology: what is known as the perichoresis Biblical Evidence for Catholicism
• I also thought it was a little weird to talk about modern subordinationist Christology as 'Arianism' -- I generally think of Arianism as the historical phenomenon, and modern theology as 'subordinationist theology' or something similar. Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]