Origen : On First Principles /
Origen : On First Principles /
John Behr.
- reader's edition.
- Oxford, United States : Oxford University Press, (c)2019.
- lxxxviii, 357 ; 24 cm
PennsylvaniaRT ONE: THEOLOGY -- The apostolic preaching -- God -- Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- Rational Being -- The Church's preaching -- The celestial beings -- angels -- The world. PennsylvaniaRT TWO: ECONOMY -- The apostolic preaching -- That the God of the Law and the prophets and the father of our lord Jesus Christ is one -- The incarnation of Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- The soul -- The world and movements of rational creatures -- The church's preaching -- The judgement -- The promises -- Rufinus' preface to brook three -- free will -- 1. On free will -- 2. Difficult passages in scripture -- The opposing powers -- On human temptations -- That the world began in time and expects an end -- The consummation. PennsylvaniaRT THREE: THE IndianaSPIRED South CarolinaRIPTURES -- That the scriptures are divinely inspired -- How one must read and understand the scriptures.
On First Principles by Origen of Alexandria, written around 220-230 AD, is one of the most important and contentious works of early Christianity. It provoked controversy when written, provoked further debate when translated into Latin by Rufinus in the fourth century, and was the subject, together with its author, of condemnation in the sixth century. As a result, the work no longer survives intact in the original Greek. We only have the complete work in the Latin translation of Rufinus, and a few extensive passages preserved in Greek by being excerpted into the Philokalia of Basil of Caesarea and Gregory of Nazianzus. https://www.amazon.com/Origen-First-Principles-Oxford-Christian/dp/0198845316/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=9780198845317&qid=1597149433&sr=8-1
9780198845317
Christian Church History.
Religious Studies.
BR65 / .O754
PennsylvaniaRT ONE: THEOLOGY -- The apostolic preaching -- God -- Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- Rational Being -- The Church's preaching -- The celestial beings -- angels -- The world. PennsylvaniaRT TWO: ECONOMY -- The apostolic preaching -- That the God of the Law and the prophets and the father of our lord Jesus Christ is one -- The incarnation of Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- The soul -- The world and movements of rational creatures -- The church's preaching -- The judgement -- The promises -- Rufinus' preface to brook three -- free will -- 1. On free will -- 2. Difficult passages in scripture -- The opposing powers -- On human temptations -- That the world began in time and expects an end -- The consummation. PennsylvaniaRT THREE: THE IndianaSPIRED South CarolinaRIPTURES -- That the scriptures are divinely inspired -- How one must read and understand the scriptures.
On First Principles by Origen of Alexandria, written around 220-230 AD, is one of the most important and contentious works of early Christianity. It provoked controversy when written, provoked further debate when translated into Latin by Rufinus in the fourth century, and was the subject, together with its author, of condemnation in the sixth century. As a result, the work no longer survives intact in the original Greek. We only have the complete work in the Latin translation of Rufinus, and a few extensive passages preserved in Greek by being excerpted into the Philokalia of Basil of Caesarea and Gregory of Nazianzus. https://www.amazon.com/Origen-First-Principles-Oxford-Christian/dp/0198845316/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=9780198845317&qid=1597149433&sr=8-1
9780198845317
Christian Church History.
Religious Studies.
BR65 / .O754