Christology
Subtitle: a dogmatic treatise on the incarnation
Publisher: B. Herder
Published: 1913
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: PREFACE 1; title: INTRODUCTION 3; title: Part I. Duality in Unity, or the Constitutive Elements of Christ 9; title: Ch. I. The Divinity of Christ 10; title: Ch. II. The Humanity of Christ 39; title: § 1. Reality and Integrity of Christ's Sacred Humanity 41; title: Art. 1. The Reality of Christ's Sacred Humanity, as Defined Against the Docetae 41; title: Art. 2. The Integrity of Christ's Sacred Humanity, as Defined Against Arianism and Apollinarianism 48; title: § 2. The Adamic Origin of the Human Nature of Christ 61; title: § 3. The Passibility of Christ's Human Nature 72; title: Part II. Unity in Duality, or the Hypostatic Union 85; title: Ch. 1. The dogma of the hypostatic union 87; title: § 1. The hypostatic union of the two natures in Christ 89; title: Art. 1. The positive dogmatic teaching of revelation, as defined against Nestorius 89; title: Art. 2. Speculative development of the dogma of the hypostatic union 116; title: § 2. The Inconfusion of the Two Natures in Christ 147; title: Art. 1. The Existence of One Divine Person in Two Perfect Natures, as Defined Against Monophysitism 147; title: Art. 2. The Existence of Two Wills in Christ, as Defined Against Monothelitism 154; title: § 3. The Inseparability of the Two Natures in Christ 166; title: Ch. II. The Effects of the Hypostatic Union 178; title: § 1. The Attributes of Christ According to His Divinity 179; title: Art. 1. The Perichoresis of the Two Natures in Christ 179; title: Art. 2. The Communication of Idioms 184; title: Art. 3. The Divine Sonship of Christ, as Defined Against Adoptionism 196; title: § 2. The Attributes of Christ According to His Humanity 207; title: Art. 1. The Ethical Perfection of Christ's Human Will, or His Holiness 207; title: Art. 2. The Human Knowledge of Christ 247; title: Art. 3. The Adorableness of Christ's Humanity 278