Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Second Series Volume V Gregory of NyssaPhilip Schaff |
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Page viii
... Soul and the Resurrection. But the copy becomes an original. The dialogue is between a sister and a brother; the one a saintly Apologist, the other, for argument's sake, a gainsayer, who urges all the pleas of Greek materialism. Not ...
... Soul and the Resurrection. But the copy becomes an original. The dialogue is between a sister and a brother; the one a saintly Apologist, the other, for argument's sake, a gainsayer, who urges all the pleas of Greek materialism. Not ...
Page iii
... soul and the " touched " body shall follow in the path of the Redeemer's Resurrection. To the many points of modern interest in this Gregory should be added his eschatoiogy, which occupies a large share of his thoughts. On Infants ...
... soul and the " touched " body shall follow in the path of the Redeemer's Resurrection. To the many points of modern interest in this Gregory should be added his eschatoiogy, which occupies a large share of his thoughts. On Infants ...
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... soul, Gregory asks, 'How can that which is incomposite be dissolved ?' Le. the soul is spirit, and spirit is incomposite and therefore indestructible. Bat care must be taken not to infer too much Jrom this his favourite expression ...
... soul, Gregory asks, 'How can that which is incomposite be dissolved ?' Le. the soul is spirit, and spirit is incomposite and therefore indestructible. Bat care must be taken not to infer too much Jrom this his favourite expression ...
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... soul is single in its nature, intellectual, immaterial V He was ' as the Angels ' and if he fell, Lucifer fell too. Gregory will not say, as Origen did, that human souls had a body when first created ; rather, as we have seen, he ...
... soul is single in its nature, intellectual, immaterial V He was ' as the Angels ' and if he fell, Lucifer fell too. Gregory will not say, as Origen did, that human souls had a body when first created ; rather, as we have seen, he ...
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... soul could not be retained j and we know that Gregory not only abandoned it, but attacked it with all his powers of logic in his treatise, Dt Animi et Resurrectiont : for which he receives the applause of the Emperor Justinian. Souls ...
... soul could not be retained j and we know that Gregory not only abandoned it, but attacked it with all his powers of logic in his treatise, Dt Animi et Resurrectiont : for which he receives the applause of the Emperor Justinian. Souls ...
Contents
33 | |
Books TilIX Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson | 135 |
Books XXII Rev H C Ogles translation revised with Notes by Rev H | 220 |
On the Holy Spirit against Mscedonius A Fragment Translation with Notes | 326 |
On Not three Gods Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson 386 331 337 | 386 |
The Great Catechism | 471 |
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