Outlines of the History of Dogma
Outlines of the History of Dogma
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äXX-qyopeZ. The conception "Logos" Specula- Was rigidly rejected. Speculatively the idea of tiveideaof God is grounded (in Kleomenes) upon the thought that God is invisible if he wishes, visible however when he permits himself to be seen ; intangible when he does not wish to be touched, tangible when he presents himself to be touched; unbegotten and begotten; mortal and immortal (old Church formulas justified by the stoic idea of God). The Father so far as he deigned to be born is the Son ; bot...h are therefore only nominally to be distin- guished ; but the distinction is also an historical, re- demptive one. In favor of the identity they called to mind the Old Testament theophanies. That they 180 OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF DOGMA.
after the manner of the stoics attributed to the God- head itself the element of finiteness cannot be proven. Modaifsm It is the old naive modalism, which is here exalted to a theory (otherwise, observe that all early Chris- tian writers, who were not philosophical, knew only one birth of the Son, that from the virgin).
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äXX-qyopeZ. The conception "Logos" Specula- Was rigidly rejected. Speculatively the idea of tiveideaof God is grounded (in Kleomenes) upon the thought that God is invisible if he wishes, visible however when he permits himself to be seen ; intangible when he does not wish to be touched, tangible when he presents himself to be touched; unbegotten and begotten; mortal and immortal (old Church formulas justified by the stoic idea of God). The Father so far as he deigned to be born is the Son ; bot...h are therefore only nominally to be distin- guished ; but the distinction is also an historical, re- demptive one. In favor of the identity they called to mind the Old Testament theophanies. That they 180 OUTLINES OF THE HISTORY OF DOGMA.
after the manner of the stoics attributed to the God- head itself the element of finiteness cannot be proven. Modaifsm It is the old naive modalism, which is here exalted to a theory (otherwise, observe that all early Chris- tian writers, who were not philosophical, knew only one birth of the Son, that from the virgin).
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