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Page xxxvii
... Christ of the allegorical or mystical interpre- tation , and to deny or obscure the doctrine of God's full and unequivocal incarnate presence in Christ . Prior to the crisis provoked by Arius , the most overt denial of Christ's divinity ...
... Christ of the allegorical or mystical interpre- tation , and to deny or obscure the doctrine of God's full and unequivocal incarnate presence in Christ . Prior to the crisis provoked by Arius , the most overt denial of Christ's divinity ...
Page xliv
... Christ , so that the conceptual filigree of the classical definition seems empty because few understand its motivation ? But the putative High Church reader of 1833 might be forgiven for some residual doubts ; and the contem- porary ...
... Christ , so that the conceptual filigree of the classical definition seems empty because few understand its motivation ? But the putative High Church reader of 1833 might be forgiven for some residual doubts ; and the contem- porary ...
Page xlvii
... Christ , a dramatic and ' edifying ' record of the patristic period ( pp . 45ff . ) ; it also seems likely that Milner , who had read Mosheim and uses the same vocabulary as Mosheim in describing Neoplatonism as ' the Eclectic ...
... Christ , a dramatic and ' edifying ' record of the patristic period ( pp . 45ff . ) ; it also seems likely that Milner , who had read Mosheim and uses the same vocabulary as Mosheim in describing Neoplatonism as ' the Eclectic ...
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