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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Page 11
... received their rule, he said, from St. John and St. Philip the Apostles, Polycarp of Smyrna, Melito of Sardis, and others; and deemed it incumbent on them to transmit as they had received. There was nothing Judaistic in this conduct ...
... received their rule, he said, from St. John and St. Philip the Apostles, Polycarp of Smyrna, Melito of Sardis, and others; and deemed it incumbent on them to transmit as they had received. There was nothing Judaistic in this conduct ...
Page 13
... received rule.37 What was the principle or origin of this irregularity, does not clearly appear; unless we may consider as characteristic, what seems to be the fact, that when their neighbours of the Proconsulate were Quarto-decimans ...
... received rule.37 What was the principle or origin of this irregularity, does not clearly appear; unless we may consider as characteristic, what seems to be the fact, that when their neighbours of the Proconsulate were Quarto-decimans ...
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... received, let him be anathema.53'" 18 SECTION II. THE SCHOOLS OF THE SOPHISTS. As Antioch. 53. Theod. Hist. i.4. [Simeon, Bishop of Beth-Arsam, in Persia, A.D. 510-525, traces the genealogy of Paulianism and Nestorianism from Judaism ...
... received, let him be anathema.53'" 18 SECTION II. THE SCHOOLS OF THE SOPHISTS. As Antioch. 53. Theod. Hist. i.4. [Simeon, Bishop of Beth-Arsam, in Persia, A.D. 510-525, traces the genealogy of Paulianism and Nestorianism from Judaism ...
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... received creed, rather than to hazard one of its own. The heresies which preceded it, originating in less subtle and dexterous talent, took up a false position, professed a theory, and sunk under the obligations which it involved. The ...
... received creed, rather than to hazard one of its own. The heresies which preceded it, originating in less subtle and dexterous talent, took up a false position, professed a theory, and sunk under the obligations which it involved. The ...
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... received opinions. This practice, which had long prevailed in the Schools, was early introduced into the Eastern Church.68 It was there employed as a means of preparing the Christian teacher for the controversy with unbelievers. The ...
... received opinions. This practice, which had long prevailed in the Schools, was early introduced into the Eastern Church.68 It was there employed as a means of preparing the Christian teacher for the controversy with unbelievers. The ...
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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