The Arians of the Fourth CenturyEarly in his career, Newman immersed himself deeply in the study of the church fathers. This volume is a fine academic study, as well as a source of insight into the spirituality of Newman. Important for students of Arianism and Athanasius, as well as Cardinal Newman himself. |
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... CONSIDERED IN THEIR RELATION TO THE ARIAN HERESY. SECTION I. THE CHURCH OF ANTIOCH. It is proposed in the following pages to trace the outlines of the history of Arianism, between the first and the second General Councils. These are its ...
... CONSIDERED IN THEIR RELATION TO THE ARIAN HERESY. SECTION I. THE CHURCH OF ANTIOCH. It is proposed in the following pages to trace the outlines of the history of Arianism, between the first and the second General Councils. These are its ...
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... considered the author of Arianism. It is very common, though evidently illogical, to attribute the actual rise of one school of opinion to another, from some real or supposed similarity in their respective tenets. It is thus, for ...
... considered the author of Arianism. It is very common, though evidently illogical, to attribute the actual rise of one school of opinion to another, from some real or supposed similarity in their respective tenets. It is thus, for ...
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... considered their ancient ceremonial to be an essential part of their present profession. These Judaizers, from an over attachment to the forms, proceeded in course of time, to imbibe the spirit of the degenerate system; and ended in ...
... considered their ancient ceremonial to be an essential part of their present profession. These Judaizers, from an over attachment to the forms, proceeded in course of time, to imbibe the spirit of the degenerate system; and ended in ...
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Contents
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The Eclectic Sect | 56 |
Sabellianism | 64 |
CHAPTER II | 73 |
HISTORICAL | 126 |
CHAPTER IV | 145 |
The SemiArians | 156 |
The Athanasians | 164 |
The Anomœans | 178 |
The Council OfAlexandria In The Reign Of Julian | 187 |
The Ecumenical Council Of Constantinople In The Reign Of Theodo | 197 |
CREED OF NICÆA | 209 |
APPENDIX | 215 |
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