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The doctrine of Trinity before Origen
Reading:
István Pásztori-Kupán:
Követvén a szent atyákat... Az óegyház dogmatörténete 381-ig
, 37-46 (10)
Content
History of Doctrines I
The first theological controversies of the Early Church with Jews and Gentiles; the christological teaching of the apostolic fathers.
Adoptionist and docetist trends in the Early Church
The doctrine of Trinity before Origen
The life and theological importance of Origen
The most important expressions from the field of the doctrine of Trinity and Christology: ousia, physis, hypostasis, prosopon
The first general theological controversy: Arius and the arianism; the first Ecumenical Council of Nicea and its Creed.
Teological controversies after Nicea: the councils of Sardica and Sirmium.
The life and theological importance of Athanasius
Christological and pneumatological side tracks: Apollinaris, Macedonius and the pneumatomachians.
The theology of the Cappadocian fathers I: Basil the Great, Gregory of Nazianz.
The theology of the Cappadocian fathers II: Gregory of Nyssa
The life and theological significance of Amphilochius of Iconium
The Second Ecumenical Council of Constantinople: its prelude, convocation, events and Creed
The canons and results of the Second Ecumenical Council of Constantinople