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Heresies and how to avoid them : why it matters what Christians believe / edited by Ben Quash and Michael Ward ; foreword by Stanley Hauerwas

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextDescription: xi, 148 pages ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 9780281058433
  • 0281058431
  • 9781598560138
  • 1598560131
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 262.8 22
LOC classification:
  • BT1315.3 .H47 2007
Contents:
Pt. 1. Heresies of the person of Christ and how to avoid them -- Arianism : is Jesus Christ divine and eternal or was he created? / Michael B. Thompson -- Docetism : is Jesus Christ really human or did he just appear to be so? / John Sweet -- Nestorianism : is Jesus Christ one person or does he have a split identity, with his divine nature separate and divided from his human nature? / A.N. Williams -- Eutychianism : is Jesus Christ divine and human or a hybrid, a third thing that is neither fully one nor the other? / Marcus Plested -- Adoptionism : Is Jesus Christ the Son of God by nature or by adoption? / Rachel Muers -- Theopaschitisim: is Jesus Christ able or unable to suffer in his divine nature? / Michael Ward. part 2. Heresies of the church and Christian living and how to avoid them. Marcionism : can Christians dispense with the God of the Old Testament? / Angela Tilby -- Donatism : do Christian ministers need to be faultless for their ministrations to be effective? / Ben Quash -- Pelagianism : can people be saved by their own efforts? / Nicholas Adams -- Gnosticism : can people be saved by acquiring secret knowledge? / Anders Bergquist -- The heresy of the Free Spirit : Are there two kinds of Christians, those with divine wills and those with human wills? / Denys Turner -- Biblical Trinitarianism : the purpose of being orthodox / Janet Martin Soskice
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 144) and indexes

Pt. 1. Heresies of the person of Christ and how to avoid them -- Arianism : is Jesus Christ divine and eternal or was he created? / Michael B. Thompson -- Docetism : is Jesus Christ really human or did he just appear to be so? / John Sweet -- Nestorianism : is Jesus Christ one person or does he have a split identity, with his divine nature separate and divided from his human nature? / A.N. Williams -- Eutychianism : is Jesus Christ divine and human or a hybrid, a third thing that is neither fully one nor the other? / Marcus Plested -- Adoptionism : Is Jesus Christ the Son of God by nature or by adoption? / Rachel Muers -- Theopaschitisim: is Jesus Christ able or unable to suffer in his divine nature? / Michael Ward. part 2. Heresies of the church and Christian living and how to avoid them. Marcionism : can Christians dispense with the God of the Old Testament? / Angela Tilby -- Donatism : do Christian ministers need to be faultless for their ministrations to be effective? / Ben Quash -- Pelagianism : can people be saved by their own efforts? / Nicholas Adams -- Gnosticism : can people be saved by acquiring secret knowledge? / Anders Bergquist -- The heresy of the Free Spirit : Are there two kinds of Christians, those with divine wills and those with human wills? / Denys Turner -- Biblical Trinitarianism : the purpose of being orthodox / Janet Martin Soskice

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