Exegesis and Polemic in Augustine's 'De Trinitate I'
Already in Trin. 1. Augustine is engaged in refuting Homonian theology. Augustine chooses Scripture passages in trin. 1, 7-118 in response to Homonian theology, addressing passages that he feels are burdened by anti-Nicene claims (1. Tim. 6,15-17), as well as adducing those that support his own doct...
Author: | Michel René Barnes |
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Published: |
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1999
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Volume: | 30 |
Pages: | 43 - 59 |
Language: | English |
Periodical: | Augustinian Studies |
Number: | 1 |
Format: | Article |
Topic: | -
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Status: | Active |
Summary: | Already in Trin. 1. Augustine is engaged in refuting Homonian theology. Augustine chooses Scripture passages in trin. 1, 7-118 in response to Homonian theology, addressing passages that he feels are burdened by anti-Nicene claims (1. Tim. 6,15-17), as well as adducing those that support his own doctrine (John 1,1-2; 14,28b; John 5,20; Philippians 2,5-7. |
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