hypostasis

The character of Damascene's Christology is essentially synthetical, as can be expected from a theologian whose explicit aim was [GREEK TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII].(80) Nonetheless the synthesis achieved by him is original in that for the first time an explicit doctrine of the humanity's in-existence in the hypostasis of the Logos emerges that is -- and here he differs from Anastasius of Antioch -- denoted by the term enhypostatos.

Each hypostasis constitutes both the timeless ontological parent and the model for, as well as the destination of, the reality that is emanated from, or in-formed by, it.

The incursion in the structure of the person helps in explaining three factors: human nature, hypostasis, and subject.

de facto criticizing the hypostasis of class in a social sense" (p.

By "hypostasis" we mean something that is factually ontologically dependent and yet is regarded as if it could exist on its own.

offers a constructive interpretation of Behr-Sigel's mature position (1995), which was rooted in a trinitarian understanding of personhood (influenced by Lossky) as exceeding gender and hypostasis, and a historical perspective on tradition that deconstructs the recent fixation on the iconicity of the priest.

Images, symbols and archetypal myths combine in the mind of the wizard apprentice in the hypostasis of poet, aiming at the symbol of the rainbow, transforming it into poetic myth.

San Basilio es el primer teologo en distinguir nitidamente los conceptos de ousia e hypostasis. Asienta asi un solido fundamento para la teologia trinitaria y la pneumatologia de los otros dos grandes Capadocios.

Juhl and Loomis say that Quine avoids the hypostasis of meanings as entities that cannot be either accounted for or eliminated through explication in empirical terms, (2) grants that some abstract objects, such as classes, could be justified by the role they play in theory, uses logical methods to produce a theory of the world as consistent as possible with our best physical theories, accepts whatever entities or categories our best current theory requires, unless and until a better theory becomes available, relies solely on evidence of other people's overt behavior under publicly recognizable circumstances, assumes our physical account of the world as a starting point for inquiry, and speaks of a canonical notation as indistinguishable from the quest of ultimate categories of reality.

hypostasis) of the Trinity, the Word of God, by essence divine, assumed the fullness of our human essence in Jesus Christ, without any confusion or diminishment of either divinity or humanity.

The church, considering the affirmation of the unity of the divine hypostasis, saw that, if Mary were to receive Nestorius's preferred title, Christotokos, Mother of Jesus, this would divide the personality of the Lord.

Transcendent Forms represent Being in Plato, the hypostasis of Intellect constitutes Being in Plotinus' Neoplatonism, and the God of Exodus constitutes Being in Augustinian Neoplatonism.