The Apostles' Creed
The Apostles' Creed
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The specialists have by no means said the last word on the subject. The two conflicting theories may be briefly described as follows.
Dr. Kattenbusch, with whom Dr. Harnack is in general agreement, takes as his working hypothesis the proposition that the Old Roman Creed lies at the base of Digitized by VoiOOQlC EARLY CREED-FORMS 33 all like-constructed creeds. His critics agree that this is true of all Western forms, but maintain that there is evidence as to the existence of an Eastern type of ...creed of equal antiquity, but distinguished from the Roman Creed by such phrases as ^ one (God),* ' Maker of heaven and earth,' ' suffered,' * shall come again in glory.' Dr.
Kattenbusch traces all the Eastern creeds of the fourth century to one archetype in the Creed of Antioch which, according to his view, is dependent on the Roman Creed. He conjectures that the Roman Creed was introduced at Antioch after the deposition of the heretic Paul of Samosata (c. a.d. 272), that it was altered to meet the dogmatic necessities of the time, that it then became the parent of the creeds of PfJestine and Asia Minor and Egypt in the following century.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The specialists have by no means said the last word on the subject. The two conflicting theories may be briefly described as follows.
Dr. Kattenbusch, with whom Dr. Harnack is in general agreement, takes as his working hypothesis the proposition that the Old Roman Creed lies at the base of Digitized by VoiOOQlC EARLY CREED-FORMS 33 all like-constructed creeds. His critics agree that this is true of all Western forms, but maintain that there is evidence as to the existence of an Eastern type of ...creed of equal antiquity, but distinguished from the Roman Creed by such phrases as ^ one (God),* ' Maker of heaven and earth,' ' suffered,' * shall come again in glory.' Dr.
Kattenbusch traces all the Eastern creeds of the fourth century to one archetype in the Creed of Antioch which, according to his view, is dependent on the Roman Creed. He conjectures that the Roman Creed was introduced at Antioch after the deposition of the heretic Paul of Samosata (c. a.d. 272), that it was altered to meet the dogmatic necessities of the time, that it then became the parent of the creeds of PfJestine and Asia Minor and Egypt in the following century.
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